Windows 10: ReFS volume repair was not successful in Windows 11

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ReFS, or Resilient File System, is Microsoft’s latest file system introduced for the standalone and Server versions of Windows. However, if you receive an error message saying ReFS volume repair was not successful in Windows 11/10, follow this post to fix the problem. What happens when ReFS Volumes repair isn’t successful? ReFS stores data and […]

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Failed to Create Volume Snapshot Macrium Error 0x8004230f VSS Error

Hi, you might try this:
Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy (VSS) Troubleshooting - Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy (VSS) Troubleshooting

or the free cautious repair tool
Tweaking.com - Windows Repair Free/Pro
- observing the steps and using only the relevant repairs

More:
How to Fix VSS Errors Step-by-Step

Otherwise I suggest- assuming your disk and file system are sound-
an in-place upgrade repair install which keeps all progs, data and most settings

You need an iso of the same base language and build- freely downloadable.

 

Defragmentation of ReFS volume

Hello there everyone,

I have created an ReFS volume on one of my 2.0TB hard drives, all is well, there is just a tiny bit of something that is getting me to worry.

One: when I try to copy some files onto the drive the speed, occasionally, not all the time, drops to 20-40MB/s, the ReFS partition is Bitlocker encrypted, and raw read speed from the partition is near 200 MB/s

Two: When I go to defragmentation applet of my windows 10 (x64 1909 18363.657), it takes ages to even analyze the ReFS volume, and at the end it reports that the partition does not need defragmentation. While my NTFS volumes, even in Bitlocker encrypted state take only a few seconds, 2 minutes at most, to analyze for defragmenation.

Should I worry?
What is wrong here?

Thank you all for all the help and work beforehand

 

Repair Windows 7/8/10

Thanks Drone!

Now I'm running into another issue.

I cloned the HDD to Sony Evo 850 SSD using EaseUs todo (the program it came with- Sony Magician didn't work) with success but when I install the new drive it says it's not bootable.

I've searched for this issue on other forums, but many answers pertain to Windows7, or have solutions involving DVD's (I have no blank ones, plenty of USBs however.) I'm hoping I can boot from USB, from what I've read it seems like I can get the proper drivers so it will know how to start up with the new SSD. If anyone knows how to do this, I would need step by step instructions.

As a newbie to DIY computer repairs, I am feeling stumped at this point! I feel so close yet so far..

Specs for my ultrabook: Acer m5 581t
New SSD: 250gb sony evo 850

Any hints or suggestions welcomed!

Thanks!