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DFS_FILE_SYSTEM (0x00000082): How to Fix This BSoD

Permission issues with remote server may lead to this error

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Updated onApril 2, 2024

updated onApril 2, 2024

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The Distributed File System (DFS) enables users to access file storage from multiple hosts through a computer network. However, this process can result in an error DFS_FILE_SYSTEM (0x00000082). Hence, this guide will take you through steps to resolve the error.

Likewise, you may be interested in our guide aboutDistributedCOM 10005 errorand some ways to fix it.

What causes DFS FILE SYSTEM (0x00000082)?

What causes DFS FILE SYSTEM (0x00000082)?

A couple of factors can be responsible for the DFS file error on your computer. Some are:

These factors can be distinct from each other in different computers, depending on why the error occurred. Nonetheless, you can fix them by following the troubleshooting steps highlighted below.

How can I fix the DFS FILE SYSTEM (0x00000082)?

How can I fix the DFS FILE SYSTEM (0x00000082)?

Before proceeding with any advanced troubleshooting steps, try the following:

If you can’t resolve the error, try the steps below:

1. Run SFC and DISM scans

Running an SFC scan will detect and repair corrupt system files causing the Blue Screen DFS_FILE_SYSTEM errors and restore disk health. Check how to fix therun as administrator option if it’s not workingon your PC.

Anyhow, you can also consider aspecialized repair solutionto troubleshoot your PC and repair broken system files automatically.

2. Update device drivers

Updating your device drivers via Windows update allows you to fix bugs causing them to malfunction and improve performance.

You can read about ways todiagnose and fix Windows Update if it’s not loadingon your PC.

3. Run the CHKDSK command

Running the Chkdsk command scans the disk drives and fixes the STOP error (DFS_FILE_SYSTEM) from the corrupt hard disk. Check our guide on what to do ifCommand Prompt keeps crashingon your PC.

4. Update Windows OS

The Windows update installs new updates and patches for fixing bugs affecting your PC and resolving the remote connection with other devices.

Read about ways to fixWindows updates not workingif you encounter any problems during the update process.

5. Run System Restore

The above steps will restore the system to the previous point with its files intact, allowing you to use the Distributed file system. Read our guide on how to fixRestore Point if it’s not workingon your PC.

Alternatively, there are variouscauses of BSoDerrors. If you encounter BSoD, check out our guide to figure out why.

Kindly drop your comments if you have any questions or suggestions regarding this guide.

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Henderson Jayden Harper

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Henderson Jayden Harper

Windows Software Expert

Passionate about technology, Crypto, software, Windows, and everything computer-related, he spends most of his time developing new skills.