How to get the current hard disk drive letter and assign it to a variable in a specified format? - China DOS Union Forum

It's very simple. Post the problem in the corresponding section according to the system environment.

Take your problem as an example. You know this is an issue under the CMD command prompt, that is, in the Windows environment, so post it in the "Comprehensive Discussion Area of Other Operating Systems" or the "Batch Processing" section.

Generally speaking, if it's a problem about the use of a single command and doesn't involve skills in batch processing writing or the use of batch processing - specific statements, it's more appropriate to post it in the "Comprehensive Discussion Area of Other Operating Systems".

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Floor1　chishingchan	Posted 2010-08-09 15:07
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In the CMD command prompt, run the following command to get the drive letters of the hard disk: fsutil fsinfo drives Drives: C:\ D:\ E:\ F:\ G:\ H:\ How to set the variable drives=C:;D:;E:;F:;G:;H:

Floor2　chishingchan	Posted 2010-08-09 15:21
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Please tell the moderators which section this post should be more appropriate in, thank you!

Floor3　DOSroot	Posted 2010-08-09 17:27
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It's very simple. Post the problem in the corresponding section according to the system environment. Take your problem as an example. You know this is an issue under the CMD command prompt, that is, in the Windows environment, so post it in the "Comprehensive Discussion Area of Other Operating Systems" or the "Batch Processing" section. Generally speaking, if it's a problem about the use of a single command and doesn't involve skills in batch processing writing or the use of batch processing - specific statements, it's more appropriate to post it in the "Comprehensive Discussion Area of Other Operating Systems". http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=45474#pid318961

Floor4　HAT	Posted 2010-08-15 13:17
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Agreed. If it's not a DOS-related issue, don't post it in this section.