wmic datafile where name='c:\\path\\to\\file.txt' get creationdate,lastmodified outputs something like: CreationDate LastModified 20170210202815.025029-480 20170210103545.711594-480 Some things this timestamp resolution is good for: - Nearly all timestamp changing utils will only update to second precision, so if you see a timestamp that ends in ".000000", you can be suspicious of it. (May come in handy if the next iteration of Spora also touches file timestamps, if they’re not smart enough to do it by using the original raw value.) - Since FAT/FAT32 only support 2-second resolution, if a file has a creation timestamp with nonzero microseconds, but a last modified timestamp ending ".000000", it was probably copied from a flash drive (or someone only changed one timestamp, I suppose).