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[waittype {0|1}]
Indicates whether to wait for the current repair to complete or to wait for all repairs to complete. The waittype parameter can be set to the following values:0 - Waits for all repairs to complete. (default value)1 - Waits for the current repair to complete.
<logname>
$corrupt
$verify
<filereference>
<flags>
This parameter can be set to three values:0x01 - Enables general repair.0x09 - Warns about potential data loss without repair.0x00 - Disables NTFS self-healing repair operations.
[waittype {0|1}]
Examples
To enumerate the confirmed corruptions of a volume, type:
fsutil repair enumerate C: $Corrupt
To enable self-healing repair on drive C, type:
fsutil repair set c: 1
To disable self-healing repair on drive C, type:
fsutil repair set c: 0
fsutil reparsepoint
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012, Windows 8
Queries or deletes reparse points. The fsutil reparsepoint command is typically used by support professionals.
Reparse points are NTFS file system objects that have a definable attribute, which contains user-defined data. They're used to:
Extend functionality in the input/output (I/O) subsystem.
Act as directory junction points and volume mount points.
Mark certain files as special to a file system filter driver.
Syntax
fsutil reparsepoint [query] <filename>
fsutil reparsepoint [delete] <filename>
Parameters
Parameter
Description
query
Retrieves the reparse point data that is associated with the file or directory identified by the specified handle.
delete
Deletes a reparse point from the file or directory that is identified by the specified handle, but does not delete the file or directory.
<filename>
Specifies the full path to the file including the file name and extension, for example C:\documents\filename.txt.
<filename>
Remarks
Examples
To retrieve reparse point data associated with c:\server, type:
fsutil reparsepoint query c:\server
To delete a reparse point from a specified file or directory, use the following format:
fsutil reparsepoint delete c:\server
fsutil resource
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012, Windows 8
Creates a Secondary Transactional Resource Manager, starts or stops a Transactional Resource Manager, or displays information about a Transactional Resource Manager, and modifies the following behavior:
Whether a default Transactional Resource Manager cleans its transactional metadata at the next mount.
The specified Transactional Resource Manager to prefer consistency over availability.
The specified Transaction Resource Manager to prefer availability over consistency.
The characteristics of a running Transactional Resource Manager.
Syntax
fsutil resource [create] <rmrootpathname>
fsutil resource [info] <rmrootpathname>
fsutil resource [setautoreset] {true|false} <Defaultrmrootpathname>
fsutil resource [setavailable] <rmrootpathname>
fsutil resource [setconsistent] <rmrootpathname>
fsutil resource [setlog] [growth {<containers> containers|<percent> percent} <rmrootpathname>] [maxextents <containers> <rmrootpathname>] [minextents <containers> <rmrootpathname>] [mode {full|undo} <rmrootpathname>] [rename <rmrootpathname>] [shrink <percent> <rmrootpathname>] [size <containers> <rmrootpathname>]
fsutil resource [start] <rmrootpathname> [<rmlogpathname> <tmlogpathname>
fsutil resource [stop] <rmrootpathname>
Parameters
Parameter
Description
create
Creates a secondary Transactional Resource Manager.
<rmrootpathname>
Specifies the full path to a Transactional Resource Manager root directory.
info
Displays the specified Transactional Resource Manager's information.