Deleting a SYSVOL Junction Point

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On a domain controller, the SYSVOL was copied to another drive via copy and paste. As

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q324175

points out, this didn't copy data, but instead created a junction point. The article recommends against doing a cut or copy and paste, but does not say what to do if one has been performed, as is the case I'm facing.

I found a utility from Microsoft called LINKD, but am hesistant to use it to delete the junction point.

Does anyone have any experience with this problem and any suggestions?

 

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I used the LINKD command to delete the junction point with no adverse effects...