How to mount Drive and Folder in Windows 10.

Question

How do I mount drive and folder in Windows like the example below?

ntfs

UUID=Sensitive Drive Information /media/Media0 ntfs noatime,async,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0

UUID=Sensitive Drive Information/media/Media1 ntfs noatime,async,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0

/media/Media0/thomas/Documents/       /home/thomas/Documents/   none    bind  0  0

/media/Media0/thomas/Downloads/       /home/thomas/Downloads/  none    bind  0  0

/media/Media0/thomas/Pictures/        /home/thomas/Pictures/   none    bind  0  0

/media/Media1/Movies                  /home/thomas/Videos/   none    bind  0  0

/media/Media0/thomas/Music/           /home/thomas/Music/   none    bind  0  0

***Modified Title from: Mount Options***

Answer 1

I've already done that. What I'm getting at is when I open the Documents folder that %USERPROFILE%\Documents it opens %OTHERHOME%\Documents without having to create a symlink.

Answer 2

Hi Thom,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

We understand your concern. We recommend you to refer Assign a mount point folder path to a drive for mounting a drive in Windows 10 and please follow the steps mentioned below to mount folder as virtual drive in Windows 10.

1. Search for cmd in search bar.
2. Right click on Command Prompt in the list and choose Run as administrator.
3. In the text box behind Browser, type the following command subst X: "Location of your folder" (Replace X with the drive letter you would like to name as, and "Location of your folder" with the location of the folder you wish to mount as drive with the double codes. For example subst G: "D:<Username>\My videos").
4. Restart the computer and you will see a new drive next to all your other physical drive.

Regards,