Last night I was running some tools on a Windows 7 laptop and needed to list the drives. I am not very familiar with MS-DOS so I had to play around to find the information I was looking for. Luckily listing the drives and then querying drive information is easy to do from DOS in Windows 7. Follow the directions below to list the Windows 7 drives from DOS.
Tags: command prompt, dos, drives, drivetype, fsinfo, fsutil, fsutil fsinfo, fsutil fsinfo drives, ms-dos, ntfsinfo, volumeinfo, windows, windows 7
Posts Tagged “fsutil”My Dell laptop has been claiming there is a hard drive issue for some time however when I reboot and let Windows 7 scan the drive it either doesn’t scan the drive or it scans the drive and still claims there is an issue. I believe the drive doesn’t have any major issues and that it has something else to do with the fact that it is a solid state drive. To get past the problem of Windows always claiming that it needs to scan the drive on reboot I scheduled a scan for the next reboot. Below is information on how to schedule a chkdsk scan on next reboot. Tags: chkdsk, cmd, command prompt, dirty, dirty query, fsutil, hard drive, scan, start menu, volume, windows, windows 7 |









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