Hi Maxim Kanaev,
Yes, the Mac OS has the set the the actual date and time.
As for the file I save it to my Mac and then it links to Onedrive. I could not find any setting on the time setting for onedrive and I have other files that work perfectly fine hence it led me to think it would be the AutoCad LT issue somehow but I might be wrong. 

Hi Pendean,

Other types of files that I work with don't have this issue. I had some Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator files that worked just fine. I do find it weird it only happens to CAD files somehow. 

Hi @desmond.cheong ,

Just tried to save a drawing to OneDrive folder on my Mac and the date is correct.

Can you share the screenshot of the OneDrive folder where you save your drawing? Please set the view in Finder to "List" view, like this one:

Hi @maxim_k 

Kindly refer to the screenshot below. As you can see, all the files from previous years were saved from my previous computer. When I use the template_2023 to create an additional copy for 2024, it fails to sync or save because the date has been modified.

Thank you in advance!

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@desmond.cheong wrote:

...Kindly refer to the screenshot below. As you can see, all the files from previous years were saved from my previous computer....

 

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Your file failed to sync, technically it does not exist on OneDrive at the moment of the screenshot

You have a OneDrive sync problem: this has nothing to do with the AutoCAD program.

Hi @maxim_k  & @pendean 

It works after I reinstalled the Onedrive software. Thank you for your patience and assistance! 

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@manthanmchandak17 wrote:

Hi @desmond.cheong I am facing the same issue. Were you able to find a fix for this?

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Hi @manthanmchandak17 

Yes the solution that work for me is to update it to 2025 and install the hotfix then it will resolve the problem, but those file that come with the issue you need to open and resave it after you install the hotfix for it to works.

Hope it helps!