Hi,
I've read one the forum and the release notes that there a lot of fixes for various junction problems, I think I found a new one![Very Happy :D]()
I've a very unique setup
Windows 7x64 on SSD and various junctions to point my Users and AppData to a second drive which is running in RAID 1, in case something happens, my data would be still available.
But if I use SyncBack to sync two folders, for example
My Music folder on the NAS with my PC, and I use the default user music folder
it would follow this path
But if I use the direct folder location
Why I want to use the junction path? I could use this alternative shortcuts like
Thanks and take care
-Chris
I've read one the forum and the release notes that there a lot of fixes for various junction problems, I think I found a new one

I've a very unique setup
Windows 7x64 on SSD and various junctions to point my Users and AppData to a second drive which is running in RAID 1, in case something happens, my data would be still available.
But if I use SyncBack to sync two folders, for example
My Music folder on the NAS with my PC, and I use the default user music folder
it would follow this path
- C:\Users\<USERNAME>\Music
But if I use the direct folder location
- D:\Storage\Music
Why I want to use the junction path? I could use this alternative shortcuts like
- %CSIDL_PROFILE%Music\
Thanks and take care
-Chris