From: To: Cc: (NY) (FBI)" Subject: RE: 1B136 / IMPORTANT Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2025 17:29:22 +0000 Importance: Normal Inline-Images: image001.png; image002.png; image005.png; itnage006.png; image007.png; image003.png (NY) (FBI)" Okay update that will save this with the file size and file creation time: cd11nv-f041cases04150d-ny-30275711noteslib1361responsive - highly confidentiallnyc024353" dir "images" -file I Sort-Object I select name, length, creationtime I Export-Csv -path images.csv dir "videos" -file I Sort-Object I select name, length, creationtime I Export-Csv -path videos.csv From: (NY) (FBI) Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2025 1:16 PM To: (NY) (FBI) < >; (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) < >; (NY) (FBI)< >; (NYPD) (NY) (FBI) a; (NY) (FBI) 4: >; (NY) (FBI) Cc: (NY) (FBI) < :';-. (NY) (FBI) <> ;-. (NY) (FBI) < 1.); (NY) (FBI) < EM> Subject: RE: 18136 / IMPORTANT Fellow DCAPpers, I found a way to export the filenames into a spreadsheet in the same order as what you see in Explorer. I can do this for any of you who still need it, or you can try it yourself with the instructions below but beware that because it's powershell, you might end up deleting all your files/all of someone else's files/the network drive if you make a typo. If done properly though, you will get two csv files in correct order in your folder. Here are the commands: In the review VM, open powershell (you can just click the windows icon and search it). Type these three commands, one at a time and pressing enter after each, but replace the paths with your foldemame: cd -11nv-f041cases04150d-ny-30275711notesIlb1361responsive - highly confidentiallnyc024353" dir "images" -file I Sort-Object I select name I Out-File -FilePath images.csv dir "videos" -file I Sort-Object I select name I Out-File -FilePath videos.csv EFTA01660779