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[ Last edited by HAT on 2008-10-22 at 11:44 ]

I'll send you an attachment for you to study by yourself.

Just found it while researching ^_^

Originally posted by lxmxn at 2006-12-14 00:30:

　　Tried it, it seems that it can only split text files. Splitting other files may damage the file structure, making the file unusable.

You replied to the wrong post upstairs? Hehe^_^

It seems to be immediately recognized by the system again ^_^

Correct usage:
for /f %%i in ('devcon findall usb* ^|find /i "usb mass storage"') do devcon remove "@%%i"
After removing the USB flash drive, unplug it, then execute devcon rescan
Or you don't need to execute devcon rescan, the next time you insert it, it will automatically rescan the USB flash drive

It's immediate recognition!

Originally posted by ccwan at 2006-12-14 08:36:
It's immediate recognition!!!

I tried several times last night. The correct method:
Execute "for /f %%i in ('devcon findall usb* ^|find /i "usb mass storage"') do devcon remove "@%%i" to remove the USB flash drive, then unplug the USB flash drive, and then execute "devcon rescan" to scan new hardware. If executed together, the USB flash drive is not unplugged in time and is scanned out; of course, you can also not execute "devcon rescan"

for /f %%i in ('devcon findall usb* ^|find /i "usb mass storage"') do devcon remove "@%%i"

ZH159. I executed the command you said. The result is as shown in the following picture:
http://photo.bababian.com/20061214/CCDD60BD673FC5FF4525D5B71E7CD1F9.jpg

In the command line, when executing the for statement, %%i should be changed to %i, which is different from %%i in batch scripts.

Which senior can just write a command for me. I'll modify this. Can't remove that. Just can't.

ZH159 big shot

"You just need to remove that line where devcon rescan is added in your bat. Because this is for rescanning. ReScanUsb~ You just need to delete that line and there's no need for rescan. Also, you can just reply directly instead of sending me a private message."

Do you mean to remove the letters devcon rescan? Keep the rest unchanged. I tried but it still doesn't work. Is there any problem with spaces? Can you send it again? Please help, kind person

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It should be no problem. You just want to delete the device, so in that P processing file, as long as there is this line:

for /f %%i in ('devcon findall usb* ^|find /i "usb mass storage"') do devcon remove "@%%i"

devcon rescan is to rescan the device, so you don't need to add it.

I think I explained it very detailedly~