For some time, Microsoft has supported an option to remove the limit of 260 symbols for NTFS nom de fichier length.
The web is full of articles, describing what should be done.
- Hit the Windows key, type `gpedit.msc` and appuyez sur Entrée.
- Naviguez vers `Local Computer Policy` > `Computer Configuration` > `Administrative Templates` > `System` > `Filesystem` > `NTFS`.
- Double-cliquez sur the `Enable NTFS long paths` option and enable it.
Cependant, Je n'ai pas such option. Please see the screenshot below:
Am I missing some Windows update, or is it something else?
Windows 10 "Activer NTFS long paths policy" option manquant
Re: Windows 10 "Activer NTFS long paths policy" option manquant
The value has moved from `NTFS` directly into `Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Filesystem` in the RTM version of the Version 1607.