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How to get the actual path to the directory junction folder?

A few days ago I create a junction directory using a command mklinkin Windows 7. Now I want to know what a real link is according to this directory connection. How can I achieve this without third-party tools ?

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Go to the folder containing your connection in cmd.exe and run:

dir /a:d

It must specify all directories in the folder, including the connection, and must provide the real location of the connection.

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It seems to me that you can do this with the links you provide:

NTFSLinksView.exe /folder <foldername> /scomma links.csv


type links.csv

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NTFSLinksView.exe /folder <foldername> /scomma links.csv && type links.csv
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