So I'm trying to move Whatsapp Desktop's media folder from C
drive on Windows 10, where I have limited space, to E
. I closed Whatsapp (also via the task manager). I moved the media directory to E
, and now trying to create a link from the existing location in C
, to the new location in E
like this:
mklink d/ E:/target C:/original
No matter what variation I try, I get Invalid switch E:/target
. Perhaps I got confused between source and target? I tried this:
mklink d/ C:/original E:/target
And got Invalid switch C:/original
. I ran the command from cmd prompt with admin privileges. I double checked all paths. I even tried a dummy target path which for sure exists, is empty and the path to it is correct, same result. I tried /h
instead of d/
, but keep getting Invalid switch
.
I previously managed to do a similar action on this computer, creating a link and moving Windows Installer directory to E
. But can't seem to recreate it due to above snag.
Any further ideas what might be the issue?
mklink /d <link> <target>
, notd/
.