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Oh ... I see that a lot of points have to be taken into consideration when talking about the time of a file. But, thanks to you, Zenju, I am able to understand a little bit better how FFS works now. And that I can leave the setting "FileTimeTolerance" set to "standard"; 2 sec. Co...

Thank you, again, Zenju, for your answer. Sorry for not reacting for such a long time. If I translated and understoof you correctly, there is an "internal", technical mechanism (the "tolerance") in step three you mentioned, giving a tolerance of 2 seconds, no matter what I type i...

Thank you for answering. In English, it is a little bit difficult to explain what I want to do, but I try it anyway :-) I have two computers with slightly different time, so the time isn't exactly the same on both computers (the difference can be a whole minute sometimes and I don't want to compare ...

Thank you so much, Zenju, for your answer!

So - when I got you right - the setting "FileTimeTolerance = 0" disables the comparison by date and just looks at the file size (which didn't change) and therefore replies with the error message you mentioned above?

Hello, I am trying to set the FileTimeTolerance to 0 at the moment. But it seems that this is not possible (I get a warning message telling me that the files are equal and therefore cannot be syncronized, but if they are equal, why do they appear in FFS?). What I want to achieve is that: - two files...

Hello :-) I hope that I am writing in the correct forum now, since I am a beginner. If not - feel free to move this thread to another subforum :-) My question is about the two methods for comparing the "left and the right side", since I'd really like to know how FreeFileSync works (though,...