To create a symlink, you typically use the mklink command in a (Run as Administrator). Command Syntax Best Use Case File Symlink mklink "LinkPath" "TargetPath" Link a single file to another location. Folder Symlink mklink /D "LinkPath" "TargetPath" Link a directory; works for remote/network paths. Folder Junction mklink /J "LinkPath" "TargetPath" Best for local folders; more compatible with older apps. Hard Link mklink /H "LinkPath" "TargetPath" Points to the exact same data on the same drive volume. Step-by-Step Methods 1. Using Command Prompt (Standard)