Now run Visual Subst with the same settings: Windows always uses labels of source path’s drives for virtual drives created with ‘SUBST’, unless you use Visual Subst which addresses this issue for you. That’s where Visual Subst comes in! Virtual Drive Labelsįirst of all, you cannot define virtual drive labels with the built-in commands and you cannot edit them in Windows Explorer either.
However, this method has some significant limitations under modern Windows OS’s. Screenshots created with WinSnap – 20% discount if bought together with Visual Subst! Why Using Visual Subst?Īny experienced PC user can easily write a batch file or script to create virtual drives with the built-in ‘SUBST’ or ‘NET USE’ commands and run it on startup.
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