![]() ![]() lastwritetime is the NTFS last modified date/time, a bit of fiddling is required to get the date into a format that -gt (greater than) can handle (but only if you are not used to using American date formatting of mm/dd/yyyy or UTC style yyyy/mm/dd ā if I had written the date as or 8 the ::parse() is not required ā not very intuitive as the date is listed in the localised format in the output of this script, in my case dd/mm/yyyy). Search: Find Files Modified In Last 2 Days Windows. Right click on the target folder/file and select Properties. The $_.mode ādā parameter marks folders (aka directories) and -notmatch therefore means we only pass on things that are not folders. Navigate Windows Explorer to the file you want to monitor. Get-childitem "some folder" -recurse | where-object. Had a requirement to find any files that had been added/modified within a folder structure after a certain date. ![]()
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