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When I use the FSUTIL utility to list hardlinked files the utility doesn't return the original characters, it seems to convert them into a pseudo-European character set. Like for example, if I'm trying to list a file with Chinese, or Korean letters in it, it converts them into something else. This is the command I would use:fsutil hardlink list "c:\dir1\dir2\filename_<with Korean or Chinese or other characters>.txt"The output would be something like this:c:\dir1\dir2\filename_???? ?????? ???.txtc:\dir1\dir3\filename_???? ?????? ???.txtc:\dir4\dir5\filename_???? ??????
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