Microsoft has a format requierement for large files (> 1TB) on NTFS. Details are found here.

You might check this with the following Powershell snipit from Cody Konior 1.

Get-CimInstance Win32_Volume | ForEach-Object {
    $fsutil = &fsutil fsinfo ntfsinfo $_.Name
    $fsutil = $($fsutil -join ",$([Environment]::NewLine)" -replace '(.*?)\s*:\s*([^,]*)(,*)', '"$1" : "$2"$3')
    $fsutil = ConvertFrom-Json "{ $fsutil }" | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Name -Value $_.Name -PassThru

    if ($fsutil.'Bytes Per Cluster' -ne "65536") {
        "Fail: $($_.Name) Bytes Per Cluster not formatted to 64K"
    }
    if ($fsutil.'Bytes Per FileRecord Segment' -ne 4096) {
        "Fail: $($_.Name) Large FRS not enabled"
    }
}

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