Obtaining a file checksum directly from the file system instead of calculating it explicitly

Question

I assume that a typical file system tends to keep some kind of checksum / CRC / hash of each file that it manages, so it can detect file corruption.

Is this right? And if so, is there a way to access it?

I am primarily interested in Windows and NTFS, but comments on other platforms are also welcome ... The language is unimportant at the moment, but I would like to avoid assembler if possible.

Thank.

Answer 1

OK, it seems that what I ask is impossible.

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Answer 2

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