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How do I turn filesystem Case Sensitivity ON after installation?

April 26, 2017Case filesystem installation turn

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How do I turn filesystem Case Sensitivity ON after installation?

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We always recommend you turn filesystem case sensitivity ON during installation. If you didn’t (or couldn’t because of an unattended installation) you can turn it on now by editing the registry. Go to the location HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\kernel and key “obcaseinsensitive” should get set to 0x0 to turn case sensitivity ON. Now reboot the system. back to top User FAQs 2.01 Pathnames with spaces If you have a path with spaces in the name you should quote the pathname so that the spaces are understood to be part of the name instead of as a delimiter between commands. Otherwise the command shells tend to treat space as word delimiters.