Why can't the system find the path specified when making a symbolic link?
<p><code>C:\windows\system32&gt;mklink /D U:\"Mobile Apps"\Repos C:\Users\LeiceJ\Source\Repos
The system cannot find the path specified.</code></p>

<p>I'm trying to set up a symbolic link so that I can access my Repository folder from the network drive. As Visual studio doesn't like network drives, I need to store things locally, but I'll be working from various computers in a network, so the only consistent file structure I'll have is the network drive. To prevent having to constantly dig through C drive folders every time I want to open anything, I want to create a symbolic link to the Repos folder.</p>

<p>Every time I try to create the link, I get this <code>The system cannot find the path specified.</code> error. The paths exist, both are correct. The only thing I can think might be throwing it off is that the link is from a network drive.</p>