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The Windows Projected File System (ProjFS) allows a user-mode application called a "provider" to project hierarchical data into the file system, making it appear as files and directories in the file system.
In this section
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Provider Overview | Conceptual overview of a provider application. |
| Cache State in the Virtualization Root | Describes the different cache states a file or directory managed by the provider may have. |
| Enabling Windows Projected File System | Describes how to enable the ProjFS optional component. |
| Virtualization Instance Lifecycle | Overview of the lifecycle of a ProjFS virtualization instance. |
| Enumerating Files and Directories | Describes how a ProjFS provider participates in directory enumeration. |
| Providing File Data | Describes how a provider supplies placeholder info and file data. |
| File System Operation Notifications | Describes how a provider can receive notifications of file system operations. |
| Handling View Changes | Describes how to update the client view of a provider's backing store. |
| Asynchronous Callback Handling | Describes how the provider can asynchronously service callbacks. |
| Windows Projected File System API Reference | Reference information for the ProjFS programming interface. |
Additional Resources
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| RegFS Sample | A sample ProjFS provider that projects the Windows registry into the file system. |