/J creates a “Directory Junction”A Directory Junction is actually just a hard link to a directory. This is a feature that existed prior to Vista as well. If you are trying to symlink to a directory using a hard link, then you should use this option. Understanding Hard vs Soft Links ...
/J creates a “Directory Junction”A Directory Junction is actually just a hard link to a directory. This is a feature that existed prior to Vista as well. If you are trying to symlink to a directory using a hard link, then you should use this option. Understanding Hard vs Soft Links ...
/J creates a “Directory Junction”A Directory Junction is actually just a hard link to a directory. This is a feature that existed prior to Vista as well. If you are trying to symlink to a directory using a hard link, then you should use this option. Understanding Hard vs Soft Links=...
/J creates a “Directory Junction”A Directory Junction is actually just a hard link to a directory. This is a feature that existed prior to Vista as well. If you are trying to symlink to a directory using a hard link, then you should use this option. Understanding Hard vs Soft Links=...
/J creates a “Directory Junction”A Directory Junction is actually just a hard link to a directory. This is a feature that existed prior to Vista as well. If you are trying to symlink to a directory using a hard link, then you should use this option. Understanding Hard vs Soft Links=...
Let's assume that MyLink is a symbolic link and any MyJunc is a junction pointing at Target as created.You would use mklink /D MyLink C:\Temp for creating a symbolic link to the target directory.You would use mklink /J MyJunc C:\Temp for creating a directory junction to the target...
You would use mklink /D MyLink C:\Temp for creating a symbolic link to the target directory.You would use mklink /J MyJunc C:\Temp for creating a directory junction to the target directory.Copy Link Path | Target Path | When Accessed... | | (Locally) | (Remotely) | | | C:\...
You would use mklink /D MyLink C:\Temp for creating a symbolic link to the target directory. You would use mklink /J MyJunc C:\Temp for creating a directory junction to the target directory. 复制 Link Path | Target Path | When Accessed... | | (Locally) | (Remotely) | | | C:...
/D Creates a directory symbolic link. Default is a file symbolic link. /H Creates a hard link instead of a symbolic link. /J Creates a Directory Junction. /D creates a symbolic link, or a soft link.This essentially acts like a shortcut to a folder in prior versions of Windows, except...