When I delete a symbolic link through Command Prompt, it also appears to delete the destination of it but this doesn't happen in NTFS. When I unplug and plug back in the drive, the destination file comes back. For moving the symbolic link, for instance, it's at first made at F:\Test\ and points to F:\Test\TestFile but in a relative way so that when I move it to F:, it references F:\TestFile instead, but when I open the symbolic link, it still goes to F:\Test\TestFile instead, then finally when I unplug and plug back in the drive, the symbolic link I moved disappeared. The drive has quick removal enabled.
When I delete a symbolic link through Command Prompt, it also appears to delete the destination of it but this doesn't happen in NTFS. When I unplug and plug back in the drive, the destination file comes back. For moving the symbolic link, for instance, it's at first made at F:\Test\ and points to F:\Test\TestFile but in a relative way so that when I move it to F:, it references F:\TestFile instead, but when I open the symbolic link, it still goes to F:\Test\TestFile instead, then finally when I unplug and plug back in the drive, the symbolic link I moved disappeared. The drive has quick removal enabled.