How to Mount a Folder as Virtual Drive with a Drive Letter in File Explorer

If you have a folder that you are constantly going to or accessing via a command prompt or PowerShell, then you can mount that folder with its own drive letter in File Explorer for quick access. You can use any available drive letters to do so. One thing to keep in mind is that when you reboot, you will need to remount the drive again.

Here is the command to mount the folder.
subst X: "C:\path to folder"

Command to unmount a folder.
subst X: /d

Command to show mounted folders.
subst


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