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Windows CMD Cheatsheet #86

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AllanChain opened this issue Apr 18, 2020 · 0 comments
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Windows CMD Cheatsheet #86

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Create Soft / Hard link

Using ln in WSL does not create Windows capable symlinks. To do so, open CMD with administrator privilege, and use mklink command. Notice that mklink has an odd argument order.

To make soft link for directory:

mklink /D Link Target

Target is the directory which already exist.

Type mklink for more information.

Checkout battery info

powerconfig /batteryreport

Checkout HTML generated at $HOME/battery_report.html
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