Using the ReFS file system in Windows 10

Today, we'll tell you what the use of the ReFS file system in Windows 10 is, since this option appeared in the OS relatively long ago, but few know from average PC users how it can be used .

One of the main advantages of the ReFS file system in Win 10 is that this software does not require you to add any additional settings of applications or drivers to your system, because everything has been installed in it for a long time.

Using the "regedit" command, open the "Registry Editor", then go to this path in your operating system: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control.

When you reach the last subsection, you will need to create another subsection in it, which will be called "MiniNT". In the new subsection (created by you), create another 32-bit parameter called "AllowRefsFormatOverNonmirrorVolume". Be sure to set the newly created parameter to a numeric value equal to one.







Now, in order for use the ReFS file system in Windows 10 to be full, you do not need to close the "Registry Editor", and immediately, on behalf of the Administrator, open the "Command Line" and use the command: "Format T: / u / fs: refs / i: enable", where "T" is the formatted partition of your system, clean the hard disk.



If the formatting is successful, you will need to re-open the "Registry Editor" and delete the subsection named "MiniNT". If you do not, your operating system will always work in preset mode.