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CMD - List the disks

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Ben -  
 Seban -
Hello,

does anyone know a command that allows you to list the disks/USB drives connected to a computer via the command interpreter?

For example, I boot from the Windows installation CD, I launch the repair tools, I open the command interpreter, and from there, I would like to know the list of available disks, USB drives, and which letter is associated with them.

Is that possible?

Thank you

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Anonymous user
 
Hello,

Here are the commands: 

diskpart (enters the disk manager) list disk (lists the disks) select disk n (n= disk number) list partition (lists the partitions) list volume (all detected volumes) select partition volume (etc.)
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Tatanos Posted messages 1263 Status Member 156
 
Hello,

In the command prompt: 

DISKPART

then press Enter, and then; 

LIST DISK

then press Enter. It will display a list of disks.
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0000000000000 > Tatanos Posted messages 1263 Status Member
 
Thank you
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Ben
 
I just took the test, and it's exactly what I was looking for:

diskpart

followed by list volume

gives me a list with the different volumes, letters, partitions... in short, the info I need

Awesome guys, thanks and keep it up ;)
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Kaplan
 
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much.
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Seban
 
It's rare to find clear and simple information. Thank you.
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