Understanding and Fixing New Vista File System Errors

New Vista File System errors can occur on your PC for a number of reasons.
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These errors are caused because of a corruption in the file system.

• Vista introduced the new File Allocation Table (FAT) file system, which was replaced by the modern File Allocation Table (NTFS).
• The NTFS is the file system compatible with Windows 8 and above, so, if you’re running older Windows versions, you have nothing to worry about.

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Create a New Folder

1. Right-click a blank area on the C: drive, and select New.
2. Type C:WindowsSystem32, and press the Enter key.
   
3. Right-click the empty space, and select New (folder).
4. Type ntfs.
5. Right-click the ntfs folder, and select New (folder).
6. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
   
7. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
8. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
   
9. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
10. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
11. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
12. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
13. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
14. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
15. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
16. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
17. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
18. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
19. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
20. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
21. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
22. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
23. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
24. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
25. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
26. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
27. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
28. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
29. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
30. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
31. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
32. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
33. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
34. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
35. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New (folder).
36. Type ntfs.sys, and press the Enter key.
    
37. Right-click the ntfs.sys folder, and select New

Format the Drive

1. To format a volume, open File Explorer, right-click the problematic drive, and select Format.
2. Now, select NTFS or ExFAT in the File System dropdown, check Delete all data on this drive, and click Start.
   

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Compress the Drive

1. Compressing the drive will help in checking the drive for errors.
2. Shutdown the PC.
   
3. Remove the drive from the PC.
4. Connect the drive to another PC.
5. Run the CHKDSK utility and check for errors.
6. Rebuild the File System
   Rebuilding the file system will help in fixing the file system issues.
7. Shutdown the PC.
   
8. Click on the Start button.
9. Type CMD in the search field.
10. Right-click on Command prompt option.
11. Select Run as administrator.
    
12. In the Command prompt window, type the following command:
    fsutil behavior set disabledeletenotify 1
13. Restart the PC.