Cmd Mklink [hot]

Imagine you have a house (your Hard Drive). You have a room called C:\Documents . It is completely full of boxes.

An older type of directory link. Works only on local drives (no network). Faster than symlinks for some operations? In practice, junctions are very similar to /D symlinks, but older apps understand them better. Use /J for drive redirection (e.g., moving C:\Users ). cmd mklink

mklink /D "current_version" "..\Versions\v2.0" Imagine you have a house (your Hard Drive)