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    This document contains two commands that will move files from one directory to another and create a junction between the two directories. The first command uses robocopy to securely move all files and subdirectories from C:\Program Files (x86) to D:\Program Files (x86). The second command creates a junction that joins C:\Program Files (x86) to D:\Program Files (x86) so that files appear to be in the same place but are actually stored in a different location.

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    This document contains two commands that will move files from one directory to another and create a junction between the two directories. The first command uses robocopy to securely move all files and subdirectories from C:\Program Files (x86) to D:\Program Files (x86). The second command creates a junction that joins C:\Program Files (x86) to D:\Program Files (x86) so that files appear to be in the same place but are actually stored in a different location.

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    Robocopy "C:/Program Files (x86) " "D:/Program Files (x86) " /sec /move /e Mklink "C:/Program Files (x86) " "D:/Program Files (x86) " /J

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    This document contains two commands that will move files from one directory to another and create a junction between the two directories. The first command uses robocopy to securely move all files and subdirectories from C:\Program Files (x86) to D:\Program Files (x86). The second command creates a junction that joins C:\Program Files (x86) to D:\Program Files (x86) so that files appear to be in the same place but are actually stored in a different location.

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    robocopy "C:\Program Files (x86)" "D:\Program Files (x86)" /sec /move /e

    mklink "C:\Program Files (x86)" "D:\Program Files (x86)" /j

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