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  1. JB3K

    Volume Number from FilesystemObject

    Steve=dead_set_legend Thanks for your help, I used that script to determine the volume number and used that to run either set 0 or set 1 of a similar set of scripts on the RIGHT volume. Thanks for your help JB3K
  2. JB3K

    Volume Number from FilesystemObject

    Thanks SF but this gave me partition numbers relating to the disk rather than the volume number. What would work too I guess is if I could search the text output from running diskpart and then run a particular script if this was T or F. But I must admit my scripting days are few. Is this...
  3. JB3K

    Volume Number from FilesystemObject

    well specifically, if I use the resource kit utility 'diskpart' which is command line control of Disk Manager, then a volume has: volume number drive letter volume name and more the volume number is what i need to reference.
  4. JB3K

    Volume Number from FilesystemObject

    Does anyone know a way to return the Volume Number? I see there are DriveLetter and VolumeName options, but I really need to know the Volume Number before commiting a drive letter change in the script. Any ideas? Many thanks JB3K

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