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A company laptop died and I am in the process of recovering data from the old hard drive to a new one.
I have a large number of shortcuts to files which were stored in a folder titled DATA on a separate volume marked as drive "D" in the old hard drive (which was a partition of the main hard drive) so location D:\DATA
On the new laptop's hard drive, there is no partition with a separate volume. The files are copied on to the main drive C for now, in a folder titled "DATA (C:\DATA)
(As a side note, I know I could partition :C and create a new volume, label it D: and move the files there, but I have several reasons not to do so) my question is:
1: Is there anyway I could create a virtual volume of some kind, label it D: and associate the folder (C:\DATA) to that volume? so when I open the shortcuts they will be redirected there
2: Is there any program that will change the target location of each shortcut file ... for example from D:\DATA\file1.doc to C:\DATA\file1.doc