robocopy "C:\path\to\badlink" "D:\backup\conny14_data" /E /COPYALL Note: If the link is broken, use data recovery software like Recuva. Use search to find all instances:
Write down every path. You may have multiple broken links. We will escalate from simplest to most aggressive methods. Solution 1: Delete and Recreate (If Not Malware) If the conny14.txt is a true symlink or junction and the target is gone, just delete it.
# Windows dir /s /a "conny14.txt" find / -name "conny14.txt" 2>/dev/null
# Remove file/symlink regardless of attributes del /f /a "C:\path\to\filedot\folder\link\conny14.txt" rmdir "C:\path\to\conny14.txt"
os.symlink("/old/path", "conny14.txt") # target doesn't exist
robocopy "C:\path\to\badlink" "D:\backup\conny14_data" /E /COPYALL Note: If the link is broken, use data recovery software like Recuva. Use search to find all instances:
Write down every path. You may have multiple broken links. We will escalate from simplest to most aggressive methods. Solution 1: Delete and Recreate (If Not Malware) If the conny14.txt is a true symlink or junction and the target is gone, just delete it. filedot folder link conny14 txt fix
# Windows dir /s /a "conny14.txt" find / -name "conny14.txt" 2>/dev/null "conny14.txt") # target doesn't exist
# Remove file/symlink regardless of attributes del /f /a "C:\path\to\filedot\folder\link\conny14.txt" rmdir "C:\path\to\conny14.txt" filedot folder link conny14 txt fix
os.symlink("/old/path", "conny14.txt") # target doesn't exist