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I added a disk to a W2K8R2 machine, and gave it a drive letter: X
I want to change that, and mount it as a folder now.
Is that even possible? How?
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I added a disk to a W2K8R2 machine, and gave it a drive letter: X
I want to change that, and mount it as a folder now.
Is that even possible? How?
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I have no server 2008 available to test it, but this is how you do it in windows 7. (Which is mostly the same)
The pictures below show one way to do it. (I am sure there are others, e.g. using the prompt).
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I am not sure if drives can be mounted as folders in windows at all.
I would mount the drive the normal way and create a symbolic link in the place I'd need the folder to be.
mklink /d C:\dir\to\link X:\
Not sure if this works, as I have no win machine at hand right now.
as I said this is the way I'd do it, it might be quick and dirty but it would suffice in the use cases I can think of. – Baarn – 2012-10-02T08:19:39.213
You can mount as folders with the disk management. I just don't know if I can change from already define as drive to mounted folder – Saariko – 2012-10-02T08:22:36.983