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I know this could be a duplicate, but let me explain.
Let's say I want C:\Users\Me
to be a link to E:\me
. Like the other question says, I tried doing mklink /d C:\Users\Me E:\me
. However, I get a "Cannot create file when that file already exists" error. Obviously, the C:\Users\Me
folder already exists. But if I try to delete, it just comes back instantly. I tried logging off my account and logging in as the administrator, but I still get that same error.
This sounds like a lot of problems coming... I smell a reformat and reinstall eminent. ... or however you spell that... – Sakamoto Kazuma – 2009-12-14T03:14:25.800
What? Why? I just installed it. – Javier – 2009-12-14T03:36:02.370