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The other, more 'concrete' way, is to use the 'mklink' command from the (elevated) CLI:
...will create a file symbolic link so that attempting to launch source.exe will actually launch target.exe. You can also use the '/H' switch so that the OS will actually treat source.exe as if it WERE target.exe. For the distinctions between the two or for more info you can reference:
https://www.computerhope.com/mklink.htm
https://devtidbits.com/2009/09/07/windows-file-junctions-symbolic-links-and-hard-links/