Mklink Windows [hot] ❲PC❳

Mapping local project folders to virtualized environments. How to Use mklink (Command Syntax)

mklink "C:\Users\user\Desktop\link.txt" "C:\Users\user\Documents\nonexistentfile.txt" mklink windows

mklink /j "C:\Users\user\Desktop\junction" "C:\Users\user\Documents\directory" Mapping local project folders to virtualized environments

This will create a symbolic link networklink on the desktop that references the network location \\server\share\folder . rigid file path

This creates a symbolic link to the myproject directory in C:\Users\username\Projects\ .

The mklink command supports several options:

Some old applications expect data in a specific, rigid file path; you can use mklink to map that path to a new location.