Rclone mount Windows
Guide for Mounting Remotes using Rclone for Windows
This is my trick to use rclone mount command. If it isn't efficient and you have another efficent, easy way, feel free to create an issue or create a pull request π₯°
1οΈβ£ SOME REQUIREMENTS
INSTALL SILENTCMD
What is it? π€
It helps to run commands silently, not open the cmd window
Installation βοΈ
Go to SilentCMD repo
Download from Release page, extract and put it in a folder
SET ENV FOR RCLONE & SILENT CMD
You should also set environment path for Rclone to make it easier to use πͺ
2οΈβ£ CREATE A BATCH SCRIPT π
The directory where the batch script locates doesn't matter, you can create it in any directory
Create a batch file (Ex: Mount.bat)
Edit it (Ex: Notepad) and put the below script inside the batch file
Replace your command in the script above π
Ex of my rclone mount script:
See more about rclone command to use it as your demand πͺ
Copy the full path of the script above for the below step
In step 3, if you don't set env for SilentCMD & Rclone, you will have to replace the full path of the .exe file of those programs
4οΈβ£ SET UP RUNNING MOUNT SCRIPT πββοΈ
Right-click anywhere to open Context Menu --> New --> Shortcut
Type the location of the item:
SilentCMD "the_full_path_of_batch_script"--> NextType a name for this shortcut: Anything you want (Ex: Rclone mount)
In step 2, if you don't set env for SilentCMD, you have to enter the full path of .exe of SilentCMD
Addition:
Change icon for shortcut:
Open its properties (
Alt + Enter)Click on
Change icon...: Browse to the icon file You can use rclone.exe's icon
5οΈβ£ RUN RCLONE MOUNT AT STARTUP πͺ
Easiest way:
Windows + R:
shell:startupCopy & Paste the shortcut you created from the previous step
More controlable way:
Use task schedule which I'm not good at using it π₯΄
6οΈβ£ MAKE THE SHORTCUT BE VISIBLE IN PROGRAM LIST + START MENU
Windows + R:
shell:Common ProgramsCopy & Paste the shortcut you created from the previous step
And now you can search for the shortcut in search bar π
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