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1. #Convert ec093a7302c6c901 to win32 file time format portable#
2. #Convert ec093a7302c6c901 to win32 file time format windows#

Smart Package Studio IntuneWin README The file 'Remote Desktop Connection Manager. ICO is supported by Mac, Linux, and Windows. The handy feature of using Smart Package Studio Smart Editor to convert the MSI package folder to IntuneWin format is the text file provided as part of the conversion process. A popular program for manipulating ICO files is GNU Image Manipulation Program.

#Convert ec093a7302c6c901 to win32 file time format portable#

Often, ICO files are converted to and from other file types to use certain images as icons or to save the icon image into an editable or portable format. MicrosecondsAsULINT->QuadPart -= (EPOCH_DIFF*10000000) To convert ICO files, consider using our online ICO Converter. Convert to UTC by subtracting epoch difference as 100ns periods MicrosecondsAsULINT->LowPart = ftTime.dwLowDateTime MicrosecondsAsULINT->HighPart = ftTime.dwHighDateTime Convert it to filetime which is # of 100ns periods since Jan 1, 1601 Void gettimeofday(ULARGE_INTEGER* microsecondsAsULINT) This naïvely replicates gettimeofday() from Linux using Win32.

#Convert ec093a7302c6c901 to win32 file time format windows#

I had been looking for something similar (converting between Windows and Linux times/epochs) and ended up writing something up using bits and pieces from MSDN and Convert Unix/Linux time to Windows FILETIME. So I just add 0.08333 ( 2 hours) to the formula. sd-mmc-card/ -iname *.jpg -printf some reason the above formula drops two hours from the time created.įri Mar 27 17:08:18.0000000000 2009 | 7 15:08:18 sd-mmc-card/ -iname *.jpg -printf should be %t and the \t are tabs.įind. This is a problem with my find command pulling date accessed instead of date created.įind. Then the actual date the files were created. Now the only problem is that the time it reports is 2 years younger. I don't know why the 0 date is different in open office compared to windows. I expected this is to be the same in office 2007 but Open office date is easy to figure out put 0 in a column and format it to date.Ģ5569 = 1 00:00:00 # number of days since 1899 to 1970 In office you can convert with this fomrulae which I got from the open office fourms. sd-mmc-card/ -iname *.jpg -printf > dbtime.txt Convert Unix/Linux time to Windows FILETIMEĮxample out put from find find. In Windows Contains a 64-bit value representing the number of 100-nanosecond intervals since Janu(UTC). In Linux you can obtain time in microseconds (10^-6 sec) from using gettimeofday. So that when it gets imported into a database it does not mess up the times.

I have output from some of my scripts that include the time in seconds since 1970, but I want to convert to Windows time. Going the other way (from Windows to Linux) would also be nice Any other way that you do it would be nice as well. I would like Python ways, excel, openoffice calc ways, access ways, command line ways. I am looking for a quick and easy way to do this. I want many ways to convert between the two on both systems.