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Attribute Changer 10
Product Information
Attribute Changer freeware is a powerful Windows Explorer add-on, available at your fingertips whenever you right-click on files and folders in Windows Explorer. Read more about the features below.
Right-click extension
Attribute Changer is available whenever you right-click on files and folders in Windows Explorer
Photo date and time

Modify date and time information stored in digital photos. Add or subtract values and even synchronise with file date and time
Attributes, date and time
Modify system attributes and manipulate date and time of files and folders with endless possibilities
Detailed reporting
Every file and folder modification is logged and the actions are exportable in a spreadsheet format
Filters
Exclude or include objects based on multiple criteria, such as attributes, date, time, size and file- or folder name wildcards
Simulation
A Simulation mode features a preview of all modifications in a detailed reporting window before they get applied
Interesting Facts
To make updates to a file or change its name, the file cannot be read-only. To modify a read-only file, follow the suggestions below to disable that feature and allow it to be edited.
Close all other programs
File Property Editor Windows 10
When a program opens a file, it may lock the file or set the file as read-only. Verify that more than one program is not using the same file by closing all other open programs and windows and then saving the file again.
Remove the read-only attribute
Some read-only files can be changed to allow for edits by removing the read-only attribute in the file properties.
- Right-click on the file and select Properties.
- Uncheck the box for Read-only and click OK.
- If the Read-only attribute is removed, the file should now be editable.
Save a new copy of the file
Sometimes a file may be set as read-only due to a hidden setting and not because of a read-only attribute. You may be able to save a new copy of the file to remove the read-only setting on the file.
- Open the read-only file.
- Use the Save or Save As option in the software program used to view the file to save a new copy of the file. Make sure to save the new copy of the file as a different file name than the original.
- Close the read-only file, then open the new copy of the file and try modifying and saving the contents of the file.
Corrupt file
File Attribute Editor Windows
If the above suggestions do not work, the file you're trying to edit may be corrupted, preventing the option to modify it. Try rebooting the computer and re-opening the file to make sure another program has not locked the file. If the file still doesn't open, the file would need to be restored from a backup, re-downloaded, or re-created by the original writer to fix this issue.
Windows File Attribute Editor
Additional information
- See our file attribute and read-only definitions for further information and related links.