Closed avogelba closed 7 years ago
Original comment by Oliver (Bitbucket: assarbad, GitHub: assarbad):
This is, in fact, correct.
Deduplication on modern Windows versions is based on reparse points. This means that the deduplicated item is a mere reference to the original data. But it's not but not a hardlink. Hardlinks are directory entries pointing to the same NTFS record. Reparse points on the other hand have their own NTFS records and therefore this data is conclusive.
Originally reported by: Anonymous
It seems as if the program is reporting dedupped files to be size 0 kb.
Please see enclosed png.