Microsoft detailed its long awaited and arguably well overdue NTFS replacement yesterday, the Resilient File System (ReFS), on the Building Windows 8 blog. It marks the first ...

Microsoft officials are sharing some details about the new ReFS file system that will debut first as part of Windows Server 8.

ReFS (Resilient File System) will maintain backward compatibility, for the most part, with NTFS, but adds new features to support the wider array of uses.

We’ve heard about Microsoft’s Windows 8 Resilient File System (ReFS) before, but Microsoft revealed the specifics of its next-generation file system in full today. Microsoft’s “designed ...

For the first time since 1993 Microsoft is posed to offer a new file system architecture. ReFS or Resilient File System is designed to both improve reliability and as a chance to drop obsolete ...

OneDrive has stopped working on non-NTFS drives FAT disks are no longer supported—more surprisingly, nor is the new ReFS file system.

Firstly, to be clear, ReFS, which stands for 'Resilient File System' will only be available on Windows Server 8, however, will be accessible from clients supporting NTFS, as it supports the same ...

Microsoft quietly announced late last week that some editions of Windows 10 will lose file and disk creation capabilities using the Resilient File System (ReFS).

Now Microsoft has detailed ReFS or Resilient File-System, a new file-system being introduced in Windows 8 server versions that aims to eventually replace NTFS.

What's not so clear is why Microsoft's brand-new ReFS file system is also excluded. ReFS does not support every NTFS feature, and it's possible that OneDrive uses one of the features missing from ...