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sync toy over-reaction to clocks changing

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rconnors@its.leeds.ac.uk - 31 Oct 2005 19:05 GMT
I've been using sync toy for a week or so. The clocks changed in the UK
over the weekend (so my system clock automatically changed itself) and
now when I try to sync with my USB memory stick, sync toy says
EVERYTHING needs to be updated.
In principle it is unlikely that the 1 hour discrepancy will mean I
mess up anything, but it is a bit unnerving trying to sift through the
huge list of files about to be changed to check no unwanted actions
will occur.

Anyone else had the same experience?

Cheers,
       rc
ReynaM - 31 Oct 2005 22:13 GMT
Hi,

This is a known (recently discovered) issue with SyncToy. It impacts
FAT-NTFS folder pairs, since FAT and NTFS store different types of timestamps
(FAT stores local time while NTFS uses UTC). We are looking into it now.

Thanks,

ReynaM - Microsoft

> I've been using sync toy for a week or so. The clocks changed in the UK
> over the weekend (so my system clock automatically changed itself) and
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> Cheers,
>         rc
rc - 31 Oct 2005 23:22 GMT
Thanks for the quick response.
I am using my memory stick to carry files between home and work
computers; I change and update things at each end. However, I only use
Sync Toy at home.
This is probably a stupid question, but I guess the issue is that my pc
is NTFS at home and the pc at work is FAT (or vice versa) and this is
not something I can deal with by reformatting my memory stick?

Look forward to any solution you can suggest.
Thanks again,
   rc
 
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