Windows (Win32) command-line utility to change the modification timestamps of one or more files.
Usage: chtime [-option...] file...
Options:
-c Create new files if they do not already exist.
-d DD Change the day of the month to 'DD'.
-f FILE Change the timestamps to the modification time of 'FILE'.
-m MM Change the month to 'MM'.
-s Silent (not verbose) output.
-t TIME Change the timestamps to 'TIME', which is of the format:
[CC]YY-MM-DD[.hh:mm[:ss[.uuu]]]
-u Timestamps are specified as UTC, not local time.
-v Verbose output (default).
-y [CC]YY Change the year to 'CCYY'.
If no date or -f option is specified, the current date and time will be used.
The -f option cannot be specified if the
-t, -y, -m, or -d options are also specified.
Filenames may contain wildcard characters (? and *).