[File Timestamp Error. Section 4. ]

[dangreao]

since I use the "\\?\", i have no error about 259 charcaters but I get a lot of errors [File Timestamp Error. Section 4. ] in overwritting files.
what do I do ?
Thanks (Sorry but I am french and my english is so bad...)

Source: "\\?\w:\Users\"
Target: "\\?\E:\BackupCmhnas1\users\" (Archived)
Include Subfolders: Yes
Create sources/targets that do not exist
Exclude files: "*.tmp"
Exclude files: "~$*"
Comparison Settings -
Comparison Type: Size and Timestamp
Ignore 2 seconds difference
Ignore any second difference
Execution Settings -
Method: Backup (Mirror Source to Target)
Archive deleted/replaced target files to: "\\?\D:\Archives\cmhnas1\Users\"
Remove archive copies older than 100 day(s)
Copy files even if timestamp changes after initial comparison
Copy directly to destination file (do not use a temporary file)
Copy file/folder permissions
Replace newer target files with older source files (backup only)

[TGRMN Software]

Hello, from within Windows Explorer right click on the files that are getting these errors and check all the 3 file timestamps (created, accessed, modified). What do you see?
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[dangreao]

modified : lundi 1 janvier 1601, 08:38:11

but these files are old and are never modifed !
in 2.0.0.8, they was copied and archived every day (as they was modified) with target modified date : 02/02/1982
in 2.0.0.9, they are archived but not copied ([File Timestamp Error. Section 4. ] [ERROR].)
and now, these files (source) get a modifed date of today (when VV run).
it's amazing !
thank you.

[TGRMN Software]

Build 2.0.0.8 did not always correctly handled files with very old timestamps <1970

BTW what type of disk is the source?