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Hardlinks on Windows

July 30, 2017 Torleif Leave a comment

Just a note to self… and you’ll need an elevated command prompt to do this…

Creating

> mklink /H new-file some-file

Finding

> fsutil hardlink list some-file
Hard linksWindows

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Greetings! I am Torleif Berger, and I’m a Software Engineer. I’m a Seventh-Day Adventist, an introvert, an ISFJ-T, and an HSP. Currently into forest hikes and indoor rock climbing; also dabble a bit with indoor rowing, juggling, and other fun activities, but most of my time is spent in front of a screen… c”,)

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