Creating symbolic links in Windows

I learned today, it’s possible to create a symbolic link in Windows! Here’s what you need to do:

Run the DOS prompt as Administrator.
Use the following command as an example:
```
mklink /D "C:\MSOCache" "D:\MSOCache"
```
Without the “/D” it’ll be a symbolic link for a file. To link a directory and all its files, use the “/D” option.
The first variable will be the actual symbolic link.
The second variable is where the files will actually reside.