How to add millisecond in Date Modified in windows File Explorer
The date format of Date modified in the File Explorer of my computer is HH:mm. How can I add seconds and milliseconds in the datetime? Now the files are ordered by Date modified desend, they have the same Date modified, how they are ordered by the windows system?
Solution
The file system does keep a more accurate datetime for the modified date, but Microsoft has removed the display of seconds from File Explorer, and they have disabled the ability to add extensions to File Explorer to enable this.
The short answer is that you can download other file management software that will display this, but File Manager is useless in this regard.
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