First I should mention that I am fairly new to Linux, so bear with me ;)Second of all, here are a few (possibly relevant) specs:Windows 10 ProSlacko Puppy 6.3700 MB CD16 GB RAM2 TB HDDCurrently, to do some testing, I am running Puppy Linux from a live CD and attempting to access the files on my mounted C drive. I am booting from restart - and not from shutdown - to avoid the fast-boot in Windows 10. However, although most files work fine in terms of renaming, deleting, etc., many files in C:\Windows (and everything in C:\Windows\system32) come up as caution symbols with the tool tip Symbolic Link to Unsupported Reparse Point. I booted back into Windows to check said files and all are fine and aren't corrupted, so I decided I would post here to see if someone could help me understand (and fix) the issue.Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I can provide more information as necessary.
Puppy Linux Live CD: Symbolic Link to Unsupported Reparse Point
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