Final answer:
The Modified timestamp of a file is stored in the file's Metadata, which is part of the file system that manages the file. The correct answer is E.Metadata.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Modified timestamp for a file is stored in the Metadata associated with the file system managing the file. This timestamp is not stored in the MRU (Most Recently Used) list, Hiberfil (Hibernate file), Page file, or the Registry.
Instead, each file typically has metadata, which includes properties such as the file's creation time, last accessed time, and the last modified time.
These details help the operating system and users to keep track of when files are edited. File systems such as NTFS on Windows operating systems use this metadata for various file management purposes.
Metadata is information about the file, such as its size, permissions, and timestamps. The Modified timestamp specifically indicates the last time the file was modified or updated.