FileSetTime() sets wrong the TIMESTAMP when Windows 7 x64

[brunonar@…]

When it's used on Windows 7 x64 ( With or without the x64 autoit tools) the TIMESTAMP of "created file time" is added by 1 hour. So, when I throw the command:

FileSetTime($userFile,"20051225100000",1)

I got the same result when I was using this command on XP x86:

FileSetTime($userFile,"20051225000000",1)

I've used the same script on both systems.
After that happened, I've installed the BETA version but the same issue was showed...

[brunonar@…]

I'm sorry, the right command to equals the XP version is:
(((
FileSetTime($userFile,"20051225230000",1)
)))

Both systems have -3 GMT timezone setting.

[J-Paul Mesnage]

is the "daylight saving time" the same for both system?

[Valik]

The following script works correctly for me:

Local Const $sFile = @ScriptDir & "\FileSetTimeTest.txt"
Local Const $sExpectedTime = "20051225100000"
FileWrite($sFile, "Data")
Local Const $sTime1 = FileGetTime($sFile, 1, 1)
FileSetTime($sFile,$sExpectedTime,1)
Local Const $sTime2 = FileGetTime($sFile, 1, 1)
MsgBox(4096, "", StringFormat("Before:\t%s\r\nAfter:\t%s\r\nExpected:\t%s", $sTime1, $sTime2, $sExpectedTime))
FileDelete($sFile)

[brunonar@…]

Yeah, I still don't know what happened. But the problem happens yet. When I've time to solve it out I'll post the solution here. Thank you so far.