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This works, thanks a lot..

For example I want to include this specific folder: D:\Docs\include_this\ and I don't want everything else under 'Docs' (a lot of folders/files), but I also want the timestamps of 'Docs' to be stored in the archive. If I use this command under, the 'Docs' folder would have new timestamps in the archive if you see its properties in the archive (the -spf switch doesn't store timestamps of parent folders): 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf So is there a way...

For example I want to include this specific folder: D:\Docs\include_this\ and I don't want everything else under 'Docs' (a lot of folders/files), but I also want the timestamps of 'Docs' to be stored in the archive. If I use this command under, the 'Docs' folder would have new timestamps in the archive if you see its properties in the archive (the -spf switch doesn't store timestamps of parent folders): 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf So is there a way...

For example I want to include this specific folder: D:\Docs\include_this\ and I don't want everything else under 'Docs' (a lot of folders/files), but I also want the timestamps of 'Docs' to be stored in the archive. If I use this command under, the 'Docs' folder would have new timestamps in the archive if you see its properties in the archive (the -spf switch doesn't store timestamps of parent folders): 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf So is there a way...

For example I want to include this specific folder: D:\Docs\include_this\ and I don't want everything else under 'Docs' (a lot of folders/files), but I also want the timestamps of 'Docs' to be stored in the archive. If I use this command under, the 'Docs' folder would have new timestamps in the archive if you see its properties in the archive: 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf So is there a way to achieve what I want without making a @listfile and typing...

Is there a way to exclude everything and include only some files/folders? For example: 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\ -x!* -i!D:\Docs\included\ -spf I think that ends up excluding everything and ignoring the -i switch. If I use this: 7z a -twim -mtc -mta -stl -ssp -sni -sns archive.wim D:\Docs\included\ -spf the 'Docs' folder would have brand new timestamps in the archive.

I've checked my some of my downloads and all of them have empty alternate streams. Is this because I downloaded them using Internet Download Manager and it purged every download? I'm not sure.. Also is there a way to update an archive within archive via command line? I'm planning to put a folder and all its contents in a wim file, then after I've finished I'm gonna put it into an encrypted 7z file because I want to upload it to google drive. I use the google drive desktop app so I can edit the cloud...

I've checked my some of my downloads and all of them have empty alternate streams. Is this because I downloaded them using Internet Download Manager it purged every download? I'm not sure.. Also is there a way to update an archive within archive via command line? I'm planning to put a folder and all its contents in a wim file, then after I've finished I'm gonna put it into an encrypted 7z file because I want to upload it to google drive. I use the google drive desktop app so I can edit the cloud...