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    Default Windows 7 and symlinked folders

    I had everything working great when I was using Vista(64). I recently upgraded to Windows 7(64). I had my game folders on a different drive than my system, so the files remained untouched.

    Now that I am trying to get my multiboxing setup working again, I a rather strange error. (see attachment)

    I had this directory structure under Vista (64)
    actual install directory
    Code:
    D:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\
    Sym linked directories (to the install directory)
    Code:
    D:\World of Warcraft\wow1\
    D:\World of Warcraft\wow2\
    D:\World of Warcraft\wow3\
    D:\World of Warcraft\wow4\
    D:\World of Warcraft\wow5\
    In addition, all the files and directories inside were symlinked (except the WTF folder).

    I have tried deleting them and re-creating them again under Win7 to no avail. Here is an example command that I was using in an admin cmd window

    Code:
    mklink "D:\World of Warcraft\wow1\Wow.exe" "D:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe"
    This command completes and makes the link, but it still won't let me start WoW.

    I tried setting up new directories that only the folders were linked and actual copies of the executable files in each folder and the system slow down was as bad if I were running multiple folders of WoW.

    Has anyone run into this problem or have any ideas on how to fix it?
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