Install Codex on a separate SSD via junction to stop I/O contention with Windows
Yamapama · x · 2026-10-30
Yamapama shares two practical Codex tips: install it on a separate SSD (mounted with a junction from C: to E:) so its I/O no longer contends with Windows I/O, resulting in much faster Codex and smoother Windows; and note that some Codex updates break Browser, Chrome, and Computer use—so he runs a daily scheduled task that checks and fixes them.
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