#Windows 7 deduplicator iso

#Windows 7 deduplicator iso

So three times the ISO files are around the 10 GB of storage on my disk. Watch the result after enabling this great new feature….do you have any idea? 😉ġ.) Open the Server Manager and enable Data Deduplicationon the File and Storage Servicesserver role.Ģ.) Or open PowerShell and enable this rolĪdd-WindowsFeature -name FS-Data-Deduplicationģ.) Enable Deduplication on the specific volume or volumesĤ.) View the new scheduled Deduplication jobsĥ.) Change the MinimumFileAgeDays value to 0

All the folder contains exact the same data. So there are three folder called ISO1, ISO2 and ISO3. Head to the boot selection and click on SELECT to locate your recently downloaded ISO image of Windows 7. We select a 16 GB flash-drive for the purpose but an 8 GB would be enough for a single language Windows 7 setup. In my example I’ve copied the Windows Server 2012 ISO three times to my ISO partition. Launch Rufus and then select the drive in which you want to create the bootable.

After enabling Data Deduplication, there are three scheduled tasks available (only vissible through PowerShell). You can change this value to any numbers of days you want. This can save you a lot of diskspace! Data Deduplication can be enabled on all the volumes of your server, except the boot volume!īy default, Data Deduplication will only deduplicate data that is not changed over the last 30 days. Windows will look on block level to duplicate files and removes this files with pointers to the duplicate files. A very cool new feature within Windows Server 2012 is Data Deduplication.