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It seems to work for me, what seems to be missing?
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It reports files that are less than 2 hours old. It reports files that are created in the last 10 minutes.
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That Works!!!<br />
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Thank You so much.
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I need a Powershell script to return files names in a directory that are more than two hours old. I can retrieve the file names but cannot get it to not report if the files are less than two hours old. Here is what I have:<br />
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$Dr_Path is a test file with the directory paths in it.<br />
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Get-ChildItem $Dir_Path | Where { $_.CreationTime.Date -lt (Get-Date).AddMinutes(-120<wbr />)} | ? {! $_.PsIsContainer}
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I need a Powershell script to return files names in a directory that are more than two hours old. I can retrieve the file names but cannot get it to not report if the files are less than two hours old. Here is what I have:

$Dr_Path is a test file with the directory paths in it.

Get-ChildItem $Dir_Path | Where { $_.CreationTime.Date -lt (Get-Date).AddMinutes(-120)} | ? {! $_.PsIsContainer}

It seems to work for me, what seems to be missing?

It reports files that are less than 2 hours old. It reports files that are created in the last 10 minutes.

Powershell script to return files more than two hours old.

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