Question MKLINK for Mailbird

[Techmak]

Greetings All, trust you are having a good time.
I hope someone can assist me (Again).
OS: Win 10.
Recently I had cloned my C drive (SSD) to another SSD drive and placed into a new ASUS Vivobook Laptop (S533EA).
I also cloned the D drive (Data only) to another 4Tb SSD drive (OLDTOSH D Since the above Asus only has 1 USB 3 port, I use a USB 3,
7 Port Powered hub to connect the new SSD D drive and other peripherals.

I use Mailbird Pro as my Email Client, with the "main" progam installed on C drive, and the "data/store" etc on D drive.

When I read the email (3 panes, Left, top and bottom) in the bottom pane, it will not scroll up or down (MOUSE), nor will the
content move up or down using the arrow keys, so I can read the email content.
In the header pane, there are no issues scrolling or up or down. (Also No scrolling issues in any other program / internet etc)
I have tried Powering off/restarting the laptop to no avail. So I thought that I might need a Hard link to the D drive.
Here is where another issue lies. I tried to MKLINK in Command prompt (As administrator)

C:\WINDOWS\system32>mklink /H "C:\Users\MY Name\AppData\Local\Mailbird" "OLDTOSH D:\Mailbird"

The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
I cannot figure out what the problem is.
Can any one assist me in clarifying the above code.

I really need this, and also reinstall Mailbird as well.

Thankyou in Advance
Mark

 

[Deleted member 14196]

Yeah you can’t do that and probably won’t work since you cloned it from a different system and put it into a new laptop. You’re most likely going to need to install windows clean

FORMAT C AND INSTALL CLEAN

I don’t know why people think you can take windows from one machine and put it into another machine and have it work. It doesn’t work ever

 

[USAFRet]

Recently I had cloned my C drive (SSD) to another SSD drive and placed into a new ASUS Vivobook Laptop (S533EA).

This was from a different system, then put into the Asus?

Yeah, don't do that.

Return the Vivobook back to original condition with its original OS.
Install your applications.
Done.

 

[Techmak]

Thankyou both for your replies. Look like I will have to do as you mentioned.
Mark