How to make SUBST mapping persistent across reboots?
Problem
Does Windows (XP or later) have a built-in way to create persitent drive mappings, like the ones SUBST creates? I found a 3rd party tool psubst. Is there a way to do it without 3rd party tools?
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Fix for: How to make SUBST mapping persistent across reboots?
Well Wikipedia mentions: So you can associate paths with drive letters using . The Persistent SUBST command (psubst) software seems to be darn handy, and they provide a solution to run it from startup: https://github.com/ildar-shaimordanov/psubst#Inconstancy Inconstancy However restart of a system destroys a virtual disk. What to do? A disk can be created after startup. But what to do, when a disk is needed on early steps of a startup? For example, to run services? There is system feature to st…
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