Comments on: Disable the File Access Timestamp to Improve Performance http://www.technipages.com/disable-the-file-access-timestamp-to-improve-performance.html Tech Resources Sat, 11 Oct 2008 22:59:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Kristin Marshall http://www.technipages.com/disable-the-file-access-timestamp-to-improve-performance.html#comment-17 Kristin Marshall Thu, 06 Dec 2007 02:38:56 +0000 http://www.technipages.com/wp/disable-the-file-access-timestamp-to-improve-performance.html#comment-17 Eureka! Thanks to querying my problem in "Ask.com" (after bombing out with Microsoft support then wasting much time wading through the results of several different Google searches), I landed at Technipages--what a gift! I expect it was an automatic Windows update, for the purpose of improving performance, which disabled the File Access timestamp on our workstation/server. For us though, it's a valuable tracking tool that we were very frustrated to lose. Thanks to Technipages I found the answer to not only reverse this uninvited "fix" but also an abundance of other Windows tips that had me saying, "So THAT'S what I can do about/to fix that next time it happens!" Regards, Kristin Marshall Eureka!

Thanks to querying my problem in “Ask.com” (after bombing out with Microsoft support then wasting much time wading through the results of several different Google searches), I landed at Technipages–what a gift!

I expect it was an automatic Windows update, for the purpose of improving performance, which disabled the File Access timestamp on our workstation/server. For us though, it’s a valuable tracking tool that we were very frustrated to lose.

Thanks to Technipages I found the answer to not only reverse this uninvited “fix” but also an abundance of other Windows tips that had me saying, “So THAT’S what I can do about/to fix that next time it happens!”

Regards,
Kristin Marshall

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