drive1: Specifies a virtual drive to which you want to assign
a path.
[drive2:]path Specifies a physical drive and path you want to
assign to
a virtual drive.
/D Deletes a substituted (virtual) drive.
Type SUBST with no parameters to display a list of current virtual
drives.
You know when you go into msconfig and change the drive paths from there?
Where there is an option to assign it a folder in stead of a drive letter. I
was wanting to be able to do that from command prompt. is it possible?
You know when you go into msconfig and change the drive paths from there?
Where there is an option to assign it a folder in stead of a drive letter. I
was wanting to be able to do that from command prompt. is it possible?
Sorry, I still don't understand what you want to do. Please explain
exactly what you want to accomplish and why. If we understand your
need, or desire, I, or someone else here, may be able to suggest a
solution that you haven't even considered.
XP has the MOUNTVOL command which can do this, but it is
quite unhandy because you have to deal with volume names
like \\?\Volume{2dc3c95f-dde6-11dc-b8cb-000102b35cc3}\.
My commandline tool ReMount is more handy. Sample:
You know when you go into msconfig and change the drive paths from there?
Where there is an option to assign it a folder in stead of a drive letter.I
was wanting to be able to do that from command prompt. is it possible?
What are you asking? MSCONFIG does not have place to drive path
beside in the BOOY.INI. BOOT.INI should not be messed with besides
from within MSCONFIG.
XP has the MOUNTVOL command which can do this, but it is
quite unhandy because you have to deal with volume names
like \\?\Volume{2dc3c95f-dde6-11dc-b8cb-000102b35cc3}\.
My commandline tool ReMount is more handy. Sample:
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