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As is noted in one of the posts above, while you can rename the files, in the folder properties (as well as the file properties) no "date modified" field is shown in Windows 10, and we are not aware of a way to modify the date/time stamp (e.g., as noted above, the "Date Created" is always 1/24/13 10:00 AM). If there is a way to modify the date/time stamp, please describe it step by step.

I don't know offhand whether other keyboard brands have built-in calendars, but some of them do enable you to name a file with a name other than TAKE00, TAKE01, etc. This raises another problem with renaming the Casio files on a computer. If you rename, say, TAKE01 using a date, then the next time you record a new file to the same USB flash drive using the PX-560, it will name that new file TAKE01 (since that name is now available and is the lowest numerical TAKE number not in use). This makes it difficult to track which files are recorded most recently.

Thanks, BradMZ. As far as I am aware, one can edit certain file properties on a computer, but not the date/time stamp (e.g., the "Date Created"), at least in Windows 10. If you know of a way to edit the date/time stamp on a computer, please let us know. And having to rename the files on a computer using a date defeats the purpose of being able to record songs on the fly directly to a USB flash drive connected to the keyboard using the audio recorder or MIDI recorder. If we wanted to use a computer, we could make the recording using a DAW on the computer. The advantage of having the audio recorder and MIDI recorder functions on the keyboard is to enable recordings to be made without having to use a computer. Having an accurate date/time stamp reflecting when a file is created is important for many reasons (e.g., knowing when a particular version of a recording was made in relation to other versions). It is surprising that the PX-560 would not have this capability. If it doesn't currently, can Casio provide it in a firmware update ASAP?

I recently bought a PX-560M. When I record songs played on the keyboard to a USB flash drive using the Audio Recorder (the files are saved as WAV files), all the files have the same date/time stamp: 1/24/13 10:00 AM. What can be done so that the files have the correct date/time stamp?