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Determine what was last modified

Asked by smary in Windows 2003 Server, MS SharePoint, Disk Partition Tools

Hello,

Let me try to explain the scenario of my problem to help you better understand it.

So, I've a partition on the server (D:\old) on my server which use to have all kind of stuff.
To name a few, we had folders for roaming profiles, SharePoint database, accounting information for quickbooks etc. Before some time ago, all those things were copied to a new drive and we started using them and discontinued using D:\old but we had it there just in case. Now I want to completely remove all the data there and use it for something else. But when I go into some folders, some of the files are modified recently in this month.

I want to know what exactly changed in this files and folders so I'm not missing anything important. I dont want to take any chances. I dont want to wipe off the partition and then figure out that it was using DB for SharePoint from here. So I need some suggestions on how should I proceed with this.
 

Thank you
Smary
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