hey guys,,,
if you ever want to mount a folder as a hard drive,,try this out.. you don't need extra softwears to do this..
go to the original hard drive and create folder names "test1"
remember the path
Ex: c:\test1
and then goto the command promt ( DOS ) and type this code
Subst z: c:\test1
there u go u can find the new drive in my computer.
if there's not just refresh the my computer
"z:" is the drive letter that u want the folder to be mounted
and "c:\test1" is the path of the original folder..
u can install any application to this virtual hard drive.. the space will be used from the real hard drive..
if u want to unmount this virtual z: drive
.just type the code below
Subst z: /d
there u go....
u can mount any amount of virtual drives..
nerd: i sugest u to mount the drive letters from Z-A. Becoze then there will be less chance get the same letter to ur virtual drive and to ur usb drive when u plug one.
)
by the way although u mount the virtual drive; whenever u restart the machine thos drives will be automatically unmounted..if u want to keep them for ever follow the steps,
1)goto the not pad and type the command
Ex: subst z: c:\test1
2)save the file.
3)change the ".txt" extestion to ".bat"
if u can't see the extention,goto the folder option and untick
hide extention for known file types
4) then move the file to the startup folder......
( start >all programms right click and open the startup folder and place the file)
and then you are done
try this out and give some comment

if you ever want to mount a folder as a hard drive,,try this out.. you don't need extra softwears to do this..
go to the original hard drive and create folder names "test1"
remember the path
Ex: c:\test1
and then goto the command promt ( DOS ) and type this code
Subst z: c:\test1
there u go u can find the new drive in my computer.
if there's not just refresh the my computer
"z:" is the drive letter that u want the folder to be mounted
and "c:\test1" is the path of the original folder..
u can install any application to this virtual hard drive.. the space will be used from the real hard drive..
if u want to unmount this virtual z: drive
.just type the code belowSubst z: /d
there u go....
u can mount any amount of virtual drives..
)by the way although u mount the virtual drive; whenever u restart the machine thos drives will be automatically unmounted..if u want to keep them for ever follow the steps,
1)goto the not pad and type the command
Ex: subst z: c:\test1
2)save the file.
3)change the ".txt" extestion to ".bat"
if u can't see the extention,goto the folder option and untick
hide extention for known file types
4) then move the file to the startup folder......
( start >all programms right click and open the startup folder and place the file)
and then you are done
try this out and give some comment
