How to find out which hard drive Windows is installed on?

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pathozombie Posted messages 74 Status Member -  
pathozombie Posted messages 74 Status Member -

Hello everyone,

I’m trying to figure out where to install Windows.

I am currently reinstalling Windows 10 via a bootable USB drive.

I need to choose "Where do you want to install Windows?"

There are 3 drives (+ partitions):

Drive 0 - partition 1

Drive 1 - partition 1 / partition 2 / partition 3

Drive 2 - partition 1 / partition 2 /

The current Windows is not starting, so I can't enter the command %windir%

I’ve tried with Diskpart (to no avail)

Thank you in advance for your suggestions!

Have a great day

Fanny

3 answers

  1. quentin2121 Posted messages 9011 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   Ambassador 1 313
     

    Hello,

    You can check with diskpart. Run it in admin CMD mode:

    diskpart

    list disk

    Post the result here!


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  2. pathozombie Posted messages 74 Status Member
     

    Thank you Quentin for your help.

    Here is the result.

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    1. quentin2121 Posted messages 9011 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 313
       

      After that and to complete the order:

      sel disk 0

      detail disk

      Please also post a screenshot of the disk management!

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  3. pathozombie Posted messages 74 Status Member
     

    A BIG thank you @quentin2121

    With the commands:

    sel disk 0

    detail disk

    I was able to get the desired information

    Thank you for your help on this forum!

    All the best for your future endeavors!

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    1. quentin2121 Posted messages 9011 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 313
       

      Was it of course disk 0 that the system is installed on?

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      1. pathozombie Posted messages 74 Status Member > quentin2121 Posted messages 9011 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
         

        Yes, disk 4 corresponded to my bootable USB stick.

        I retrieved the list of diskpart commands for my future experiments. ;) *

        Thanks again.

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