How To Use mklink Command To Create Junction Between Computer
On this tutorial I show how to use mklink command to create a symbolic links in your Windows computer. mklink is great way to link folders from multiple drives
In the example below I use mklink to create a folder named 'Docs' in local drive "C" and link all Folders/Files from 'Documents' folder in local drive "D"
Command:
mklink /j "LOCAL Destination" "LOCAL Target"
Example command:
mklink /j "C:\Docs" "D:\Documents"
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