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    Re: Microsoft working on fix for nasty NTFS corruption bug

    Quote Originally Posted by Corky34 View Post
    Unless I've made a mistake "file:///" followed by the command mentioned in the article would, it's not the running of a file that causes the problem but simply trying to access it that causes it.

    I was trying it last week so i maybe misremembering but IIRC i was able to trigger a chkdsk by using "file:///" followed by the command in the article.
    Can you shorten those with a URL shortener? If so, then yes, possibly vulnerable to a shortener link

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    Re: Microsoft working on fix for nasty NTFS corruption bug

    That IDK, I've never used a URL shortener .

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