How to Mount Folder as Drive in Windows 10 | GearUpWindows Tutorial

Title: How to Mount a Folder as a Drive in Windows 10 | GearUpWindows

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Welcome to GearUpWindows! In today's tutorial, we'll show you how to mount a folder as a virtual drive in Windows 10. This simple yet powerful trick allows you to access any folder directly from a virtual drive, making file management more convenient and efficient.

🔹 Why Mount a Folder as a Drive?
Ease of Access: Quickly access frequently used folders from a virtual drive.
Streamlined Workflow: Save time navigating through your directories.
Transparent Storage: All contents remain in the original folder location, ensuring seamless integration with your existing setup.

🔹 Key Points:
Persistence: Virtual drives from mounted folders are not persistent and will be removed upon signing out, restarting, or shutting down.
Commands:
To mount: `subst 'virtual drive letter': "Full path of folder"`
To unmount: `subst 'virtual drive letter': /d`

📌 Step-by-Step Guide:
1. Open Command Prompt: Start by opening the Command Prompt as an administrator.
2. Mount the Folder: Use the command `subst 'virtual drive letter': "Full path of folder"` to mount your desired folder.
3. Access the Drive: The folder is now accessible as a virtual drive from File Explorer.
4. Unmount the Folder: When done, unmount using `subst 'virtual drive letter': /d`.

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