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I recently got a new host. I strongly recommended it to my boss to use an SSD as the system disk. The speed is really a big four. It's so nice !!! I checked it online and found that there are still a lot of precautions for using SSD. The main

Win7 Platform Mklink command to create symbolic linksFriends who know about the Linux platform know the ln command, which makes it easy to create a symbolic link (also known as a soft link) to a directory or file. Symbolic links are similar to

How to Use the mklink command to DIY your own Windows Live Writer -- installing and saving the blog to drive D Windows Live Writer is the best offline blog writing software, but the disadvantage is that it is forcibly installed on drive C, the

How to use the Mklink command to DIY your own Windows Live writer--installation, save Bowen to D disk Windows Live Writer is the best off-line blogging software available, but the disadvantage is that it is forced to install in C, and the written

The Mklink command for Vista and above can create a link to a folder (it feels like a map of a folder). This link is transparent to the application because it implements the folder link from the bottom. (the corresponding function of Windows 2000,xp,

Windows XP:Command JunctionWin7:Command mklink What are the advantages of the above commands?Place unnecessary folders of drive C on another disk, and create a link (hypothetical) in the original location without consuming space.Free up disk C Space

"dir/a c \" Found a record in Windows 72009/07/14 12:53 Documents and Settings [C:\Users]C:\Users is the original directory, C:\Documents and Settings is connected to C:\Users, perhaps Microsoft thought C:\Documents and Settings too long too

After Windows 7 is installed, the user's personal folders created are stored in the users folder on the system disk by default. How can I migrate my folders to other folders? After a number of articles on the experiment network, I have summarized

The user folder in Windows 7 is located in the \ Users directory under the System Disk (usually drive c) by default. This folder stores all user-generated files, such as files saved on the "desktop" (actually saved in the C: \ Users \ yourusername \

Mklink target file source files (files that need to be soft-chained)Soft links in Win7 (Mklink command)Post by Ironwood Box in technical talk on 2011-05-24 13:13.ReviewsComments (2)Read (13,399)[Reprint statement]Reprint must be marked: This article