Performance tips: Use subst
If you’re on Windows machine, how many physical drives do you have? I only have 2 (C: and D:) which I consider more than enough.
However, there are some locations on the disk that I need to access very often. It’s a good idea to create a shortcut for them. This can be achieved by using logical (mapped) drives.
Example:
You have a directory D:\work\projects and you need an easy access to it. OK then just run this command:
subst P: D:\work\projects
and — Bingo! — you have a new drive, P: for your projects which you can access in the same way you do with “normal” C: and D: drives.
Stay tuned to figure out how to add these logical drives creation to autostart.
