How can one find Reparse Points in Windows 7?
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dir *directory* /AD /S | find "<JUNCTION>"
To save to a file:
dir *directory* /AD /S | find "<JUNCTION>" > *filename*.txt
On Windows 7 (not sure about Vista), you can also use:
dir /AL /S
to search for Reparse Points. This should be a lot faster than going through the whole directory contents then piping it to find
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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leeand00 almost 2 years
My backup keeps failing with error code 0x81000037 and Microsoft's KB says that I have reparse points somewhere that are causing this. How can I find them in a large group of files and folders?
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leeand00 almost 14 yearsI noticed alot of the junctions are in the C:\Users\Users\<Username>\AppData folders, and that I got alot of error loggings about those folders. So I'm going to try and remove those from the backup. Geez Microsoft you'd think you could give us a list of the bad junctions at least.
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leeand00 almost 14 years(in the error message...)
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Jonas Heidelberg over 12 yearsNote that generally you don't need to remove all reparse points, but only those of type "mounted volume", and only if they are at least partially including stuff in one of your "Libraries". See here for my detailed answer.
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leeand00 almost 14 yearsOkay well that found them. But there's soo soo many of them!