How to Create a Junction in Windows 7

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tech — tags: windows7 — rohand @ August 9, 2009 5:55 PM

Create a junction in Windows 7 using the MKLINK command.

mklink /j source-path target-path

Example: create a junction named C:\Volatile to the S:\Volatile folder.

mklink /j C:\Volatile S:\Volatile

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