I want to move a folder to a different drive but the folder belongs to an application and doesnt allow for the folder to be moved. There is some way to copy the folder without actually copying the data. It just references the data. But it works just lika a normal Folder. I did this a long time ago and know its possible but i dont remember how

Following answer from this question I’ve found that using dir > a.txt 2>&1 to output stdout and stderr to a file might be unreliable as stdout and stderr appear to get unsynced sometimes. The result in the file differs from what I see when running the command directly in the console — e.g. stderr output can appear before stdout or after, seemingly at random.

First, we run this in Windows cmd:

Is there a way to find the description of a process as it is displayed in the task manager?