Link Shell Extension for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Hermann Schinagl

Create hard links, junctions, volume mountpoints, symbolic links, and folder clones.

Link Shell Extension provides for the creation of hardlinks, junctions, volume mount points, Vista's symbolic links, and a folder cloning process that utilities Hardlinks or Symbolic Links. Link Shell Extension, as its name implies is implemented as a Shell extension and is accessed from Windows Explorer, or similar file or folder managers. The extension allows the user to select one or many files or folders, then using the mouse, complete the creation of the required links such as hardlinks, junctions or Symbolic Links or in the case of folders to create clones consisting of hard or symbolic links.

Link Shell Extension for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: February 11, 2020

Latest update: February 11, 2020

Version: 3.9.3.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows Server
Windows 10
Windows 8
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Microsoft Visual C++ 2017

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 10,301

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

4.3/5

4 User Votes

*ix like filesystem Windows features made accesible
SiorghlasMarch 7, 2012
Pros
The best way to manage these *ix-like Windows filesystem features (ideal for geeks like me)
Cons
It may be hard to keep control of heavily linked filesystems, especially folders (not the app fault)
Summary
Some big problems with this version
lucifer6642July 8, 2011
Pros
It seems to create hard and sym links properly as described
Cons
Performs "Smart Move" whether you want it to or not sometimes. Rockall Heap Manager didn't remove properly - caused errors after uninstall
Summary
This is a handy tool if you are going to be creating a lot of links but with the faults, I would avoid it and just learn to use the command line tools built in to Windows 7. If the developer fixes the problems with Smart Move and Rockalldll.dll, and mentions specifically in version update notes, I may give it another try and another review.
Works well creating Windows Hardlinks
balancedviewDecember 12, 2010
Pros
I had tried previously to use Windows CMD box to create hardlinks, but never got them to work as I wished. This tool, (LSE), did the trick for me without struggle. After installation, works via a simple GUI Right-click process. Env: Windows XP SP3
Cons
Have not been able to get the Hardlink arrow overlay to show up on the Hardlink icon. But this could be just me... I will work with it some more. However, my issue with the icon overlay in no way counts against the basic product function.
Summary
Highly recommended for the technical and sort-of tech user (the only folks likely to want to be setting up Hardlinks in the first place). Give it a try.
nice - I love it
pmarlowJanuary 2, 2010
Pros
works great - very convenient tool - easy to use
Cons
none - no problems
Summary
now that I have it I don't know how I ever lived without it thank you!<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Jan 2, 2010<p/>great documentation, too