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<p>paths, such as  or . The first,  skips path normalization. The second,  uses the raw device namespace.</p>

<p>In the <a href="page.php?w=Windows_API">Windows API</a>, file I/O functions automatically convert  into  (except when using the  prefix). Paths using standard Windows APIs (dating back to DOS and <a href="page.php?w=Win9x">Win9x</a>), were limited to 260 characters, or less, as defined by the environment variable . For backwards compatibility with legacy applications this limitation was not removed until Windows 10, build 1607, when</p><p>
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