How to display the volume label of a hidden partition in DISKPART under CMD - China DOS Union Forum

In the CMD of systems like XP, there is a command diskpart which can display the partition status in the form of diskpart /s a.txt. I seem to have tried a parameter before to display the volume label of hidden partitions, but I forgot it. Which brother can inform me? (It is known that the content of a.txt using Select disk 0 list partition and Select disk 0 list volume cannot display)

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Floor1　cain	Posted 2008-02-15 14:22
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In the CMD of systems like XP, there is a command diskpart which can display the partition status in the form of diskpart /s a.txt. I seem to have tried a parameter before to display the volume label of hidden partitions, but I forgot it. Which brother can inform me? (It is known that the content of a.txt using Select disk 0 list partition and Select disk 0 list volume cannot display) ——————————————————————— Transferred from DOS Batch & Script Technology (Batch Processing Room) This problem has no relation to specific batch processing technology ——Administrator ———————————————————————

Floor2　killkk	Posted 2008-12-08 16:21
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assign.....这个..试下.. Assign.....This..Let's try..

Floor3　yishanju	Posted 2008-12-08 17:26
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It's very simple. Actually, it's to learn the usage of the diskpart command. http://baike.baidu.com/view/1578663.htm

Floor4　victor888	Posted 2008-12-11 13:47
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