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I imported about 1000 photo files (JPG) into my catalogon my desktop PC from files that I had saved on my laptop PC while on vacation. Most of the files were imported with no problems, but some of them were saved with the wrong time and date information. My folders are named for the date the pictures were taken, e.g., 2012-03-12. A few of the files were in a folder inside a folder for a different day, "c:\users\Don\My Pictures\2012-03-12\2012-03-08". What causes this? How can I get PSE10 to work porperly?
I have Windows 7, 64-bit PSE10, and an HP-PC with 8GB RAM.

Thanks for the reply Brett N.
I read some previous posts on date problems, and one answer said that if the import was done outside PSE10, all bets are off as to the correct results. That made me remember that I copied the folders and files to my desktop PC using Windows Explorer and then PSE10 found them as new files. I assume that my problems were because of not using PSE10 to import the files.
I am going to mark your reply as the correct answer, and give up on this issue until the next time I import files.

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