Virtual Drives Command

The Virtual Drives Command application was designed to be a small command line tool that will let you in a quick way, create a Simbolic link (AKA MS-DOS Device name) to a folder and present it as drive.

Drives that are created with Virtual Drives Command will stay even efter you will restart your system, and you can quickly remove them with Virtual Drives Command. Virtual Drives Command is the console version of "Virtual Drives Manager" for users who need to manage virutal drives from a script or a batch file.

To create a new virtual drive use this syntax:

vdmcmd /c [drive letter] [folder path]

for example, to mount a drive with the letter R to a folder c:myfoldersubfolder run this command: vdmcmd /c R c:myfoldersubfolder

Now you have a new drive ready for use.

to delete a virtual drive use this syntax:

vdmcmd /d [drive letter]

for example to delete drive R run this command:

vdmcmd /d R

to display the available drives letter run this command:

vdmcmd /a

to display the virtual drives run thins command:

vdmcmd /s

Removing a virtual drive will not effect any data, it will just remove the symbolic link. You can also mount a virutal drive to a folder on a removable media like a CD or DVD, the new drive will appear as a new removable drive.