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by Numerlor 150 days ago
NTFS getting corrupted by the tiniest errors would be one reason to use ReFS

Using it for the OS partition is not very well supported right now though (for a consumer), installing etc. works fine, but DISM doesn't support ReFS so adding features generally doesn't work
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p_ing 150 days ago
Can't recall the last time I saw a corrupt NTFS volume... even when using Storage Spaces. I'm sure it's happened to someone given Windows is in use by billions of machines, but NTFS becoming corrupt can't be all that common.

Besides, ReFS doesn't do data journaling by default.

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