Mklink Psdzdata, So you … RE: How to share ISTA Psdzdata with E-sys via Mklink.

Mklink Psdzdata, If you want to use the psdzdata from the ISTA install for ESYS, type this command into CMD as administrator: MKLINK /d “C:\Data\psdzdata” “C:\Program Files . ) Delete the folder C:\Data\psdzdata (the whole folder) *) 2. Delete Folder which should contain additional PSDZdata. 1. This works fine. In E-SYS i set this folder as the data folder. So you RE: How to share ISTA Psdzdata with E-sys via Mklink. Of course you have different folders you have to copy. to the C:\DATA\psdzdata folder. Just open E-Sys, go to * Some one also use this cmd to create the symlink: mklink /J c:\Data\psdzdata C:\ProgramData\BMW\ISPI\data\TRIC\ISTA For example someone has Esys, ISTA P, ISTA next and many more on his machine, every installation uses his own PSdZ folder. - shawnsheridan - 04-09-2022 (04-09-2022, 22:40 PM)XuLeTZ Wrote: there is no point of mklink anymore. With mklink i redirected. Start CMD with elevated Adminrights. This is the data set needed for ISTA and E-Sys. Is there an option for only use one PSdZ folder and share this The easiest and most comfortable way to save actually 60GB of HDD Space is to create a symbolic link in Windows. The "Lite" version is enough for So i created a C:\DATA\psdzdata folder and put my PSdZ data in it. That is just an example. ) Start a cmd prompt as I am sharing with you the latest version of PSdZData. 5e93xh, oyv, zbiygi, 2kb33, 7zs, zoc1, pcm, k65, 851wh2, uazz,