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This tag covers the practical use of NTFS mount points in Windows, where a volume is made accessible through an empty folder on another NTFS volume instead of a drive letter. The tagged discussion walks through Disk Management in Windows 10 and Windows 11, showing how to select a volume, choose Change Drive Letter and Paths, and assign an empty folder as its mount path. It emphasizes that files are not copied or formatted and that the folder mount can be removed later without deleting the volume. The content suits readers configuring storage layout or testing mount paths in File Explorer.
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    How to Mount a Drive as an NTFS Folder in Windows 10 and 11

    In Windows 11 and Windows 10, you can use Disk Management to make an existing volume accessible through an empty folder on another NTFS volume. Select the volume you want to access, choose Change Drive Letter and Paths, and add the empty folder as its mount path. The volume’s files are not...