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The full path and filename of file to extract. Can also be in the form of Volume:MftRef. Mandatory.
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/OutputPath:
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The output path to extract file to. Optional. If omitted, then extract path defaults to program directory.
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/OutputName:
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The output filename. Optional. If omitted, then filename be that of the original filename. Only used to override the original filename.
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/AllAttr:
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Boolean flag to trigger extraction of all attributes. Optional. Defaults to 0.
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/RawDirMode:
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When specifying device paths in /FileNamePath it is possible to access attached devices that does not have any volumes mounted. Examples are HarddiskVolume1, Harddisk0Partition2, HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy1, PhysicalDrive1.
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In order to extract files from a shadow copy within an image file, you will have to mount the image file beforehand so that Windows will present a symbolic link to the shadow copy such as \\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy60. It is recommended to mount the image with a tool such as Arsenal Image Mounter (which is free).
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The /WriteFSInfo: parameter can be useful when scripting since SectorsPerCluster and MFTRecordSize is used with LogFileParser and Mft2Csv.
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Sample usage
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Example for copying the pagefile off a running system
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