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This was the first TH-cam video that I ever made. I found a solution to a problem and thought I would share it (same for all my videos). I've tried to zoom in on the action more in my subsequent videos. Thanks for the input!

I believe that there are some on Etsy. They have all kinds of RIng doorbell mounts, for all kinds of surfaces.

Not sure what you are asking, but you could maybe try Attribute Changer (or similar) app.

@@davemdks I have a compilation of videos where they are only modified. I am the type of person who believes something must be created first in order for it to be modified. Is that not correct?

@@tinadean2369 I'm not sure why there is no creation date. If you need to change date fields (i.e., Created, Modified, or Accessed) listed under the General tab (as opposed to the Date Taken field listed under the Details tab) then you could use Attribute Changer (or a similar) app. Note: cutting and pasting a file should cause there to be a creation date - you could do that (but the date would end up being the current date). Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

@@davemdks You have been more helpful than most in answering this question. Thank you very much for your time. :)

Same bro

Exactly what I thought when I replaced mine - so I made the video to help others!

"Attribute Changer" freeware (or other apps) also can be utilized if a wider range of options is desired (ex: change the date taken time, change the date modified, etc.).

Note: going to etsy.com and searching for "ring doorbell mount" might be a better option (if you can wait for the mount to be shipped to you) than the mounting block shown. They have some low-cost mounts (and free shipping) that are custom made for Ring doorbells. NOTE - the following information is from 2020: HomeDepot has these Ply Gem mounting blocks (search for: BLK040H) in various colors (or you could paint it to match your siding - which worked well for me). Cost is about $11. Lowes also have them (search for item number: 790813 - to get model number EZBLK040) in Clay and possibly in other colors. Cost is about $13. Amazon has some (search for: EZBLKO40). Cost is about $11.

If you are trying to change the time for a single photo (not multiple photos), then there is a way using MS Photos. See the Description section above or watch my short video: th-cam.com/video/nlpv2gS4TUY/w-d-xo.html

See Dave's comments below about MS Photos, this actually works.

If you need to change the fields (i.e., Created, Modified, or Accessed) listed under the General tab (as opposed to the Date Taken field listed under the Details tab) then maybe Attribute Changer (or similar) app is what you need to use?

If you need to change the fields (i.e., Created, Modified, or Accessed) listed under the General tab (as opposed to the Date Taken field listed under the Details tab) then maybe Attribute Changer (or similar) app is what you need to use?

Thanks! The repair was done a little over two years ago - and is holding up beautifully. I spray painted it to match the rib color (and protect against rust) - you have to look hard to even see the repair.

I fixed my patio umbrella today using this! Saved me money! Thanks again!

@@Oatmeal11111 I'm glad this helped! These umbrellas aren't cheap to replace.

Thanks, I finally made that work. What a pain.

This doesn't work for me. Either it's broken in 2021 or it has a problem with photos on a network file share. But thanks for the reminder about doing it in Windows Explorer, especially for multiple files. Sometimes exiftool is just too much work for a quick change :)

In response to your question, I've pinned a comment (at the top) with information (as of 5/28/2020) about where to get the bracket. This video has had over 5,000 views so far! - so many people probably have had the same question.

MS Photos can change both the "Date Taken" field's date and the "Date Taken" field's time. To do so: open the Photos app, double-click the photo, right-click on the photo, select "File info" from the menu, and then select whatever date and time you want. This works for a single photo - not sure if there is a way to do it for multiple photos. Note: I'm using Windows 10 Home, version 1909, OS build 18363.900.

Not sure if you can change a folder's date via Windows - but you could give Attribute Changer (freeware app) a try (note: I have not used the app - but it claims to be able to change a folder's dates, times, etc.). Hope this helps.

Can you create a folder with a past date?

Dave Mdks If I wanna attach the clapboard to the siding just take out the knockout hole drill a pilot hole and use an anchor to secure it??

@@DougieDoodle Yes, remove the knockout and drill two holes in the mounting block. Attach the angle bracket along with the mounting block using two self-drilling screws through the two holes and into the clapboard. Very simple to do.

Dave Mdks that’s what I was thinking, just wanted to confirm Thxs for your help!

Did you cut into the siding to get it to fit like that. I have a similar mounting block but it has two hooks on the side

@@alvinyoung1 No, the side profile of the mounting block matches the profile of 4-inch (or 5-inch) siding. No cutting of the siding (or mounting block) needed!

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