If there's docs on it, I'll take that. Any web searches for "symlink" "symbolic link" "windows [10]" "powershell" returns everything except the base command.
Even the powershell docs site returns nothing. Is this not possible?
Comment create a new symlink in windows 10 using powershell (not mklink.exe)?
Re: Comment create a new symlink in windows 10 using powershell (not mklink.exe)?
- Start powershell en tant qu'administrateur
- Vous devez know 1) the `path to target` of the link 2) `path to location` where you want the link 3) `the name` you want to use to refer to the link.
- `PS C:\> new-item -itemtype symboliclink -path -name -value `
Example: Si vous êtes in c:\drivers\AMD and you want to link in f:\driver\olddrivers, then you would go
`PS C:\> new-item -itemtype symboliclink -path . -name OldDrivers -value f:\driver\olddrivers`
And wind up with a symlink path of c:\driver\AMD\OldDrivers
- Vous devez know 1) the `path to target` of the link 2) `path to location` where you want the link 3) `the name` you want to use to refer to the link.
- `PS C:\> new-item -itemtype symboliclink -path -name -value `
Example: Si vous êtes in c:\drivers\AMD and you want to link in f:\driver\olddrivers, then you would go
`PS C:\> new-item -itemtype symboliclink -path . -name OldDrivers -value f:\driver\olddrivers`
And wind up with a symlink path of c:\driver\AMD\OldDrivers