Symlinks need to point to individual files - they're a pointer to another location on disk. They cannot (to my knowledge) point to an executable with parameters passed.
A .LNK file is a specific kind of file. You can't just just create a symlink, call it .lnk
, and expect it to work the same as if you'd created a new shortcut on your desktop.
Your UNC paths are malformed - they need to begin with two backslashes (\\
), not one.