You want to make access to files easier for your users. Currently, files are stored on several NTFS volumes such as the C:, D:,

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You want to make access to files easier for your users. Currently, files are stored on several NTFS volumes such as the C:, D:,

and E: drives. You want users to be able to access all files by specifying only the C: drive so they don't have to remember which drive letter to use. For example, if the accounting files are stored on the D: drive, users should be able to access them using C:\accounting. What can you do?

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Virty [35] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-21T01:25:33+03:00

Answer:

volume mount points

Explanation:

The best thing to do would be to use volume mount points. This is a feature that allows you to mount/target (from a single partition) another folder or storage disk that is connected to the system. This will easily allow the user in this scenario to access the different files located in the D: and E: drive from the C:\ drive itself. Without having to go and find each file in their own separate physical drive on the computer.