Issue
I want to know the File ID (on Linux etx-filesystem it would be called Inode number) of some files on Windows 10. Could be in a gui but would be better on command line.
A workaround would be to use bash (e.g. git-bash or cygwin) with ls -i. But I would prefere a windows specific solution.
Solution
Using the Windows command prompt
fsutil file queryfileid <filename>
Looks like that wildcards not supported.
Answered By – buhtz
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