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refsutil triage

The refsutil triage command is used to scrub directory contents or global tables on a ReFS (Resilient File System) volume, ensuring data integrity and consistency. Windows commands reference

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refsutil triage <drive> [/s <id>] [/g] [/v]

To perform a directory scrub on the directory with file ID 15100 on the D: drive, run the following command

refsutil triage D: /s 15100Identify
/sScrubs the directory specified by , where is the file identifier for the directory. Windows commands reference

To perform a directory scrub on the directory with file ID 16040 on the D: drive with verbose output, run the following command

refsutil triage D: /s 16040 /vIdentify
/sScrubs the directory specified by , where is the file identifier for the directory. Windows commands reference
/vDisplays verbose output, providing detailed information during the scrubbing operation. Windows commands reference
<drive>Specifies the target drive, either as a drive letter in the format E: or as a path to the volume's mount point.
/s <id>Scrubs the directory specified by <id>, where <id> is the file identifier for the directory. This option scrubs all files within the specified directory. This parameter can't be used with the /g parameter.
/gScrubs the global tables of the volume. This parameter can't be used with the /s <id> parameter.
/vDisplays verbose output, providing detailed information during the scrubbing operation.