How do I programatically check disk partitions on windows 8 and 10?
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I'm aware of diskpart, but that doesn't work in my case because I need to do this programatically, with no user input. diskpart doesn't provide any output when you give it a script so my program can't use it.
Are there any other window command line tools I can use to get a list of disks and their partitions?
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I'm aware of diskpart, but that doesn't work in my case because I need to do this programatically, with no user input. diskpart doesn't provide any output when you give it a script so my program can't use it.
Are there any other window command line tools I can use to get a list of disks and their partitions?
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I'm aware of diskpart, but that doesn't work in my case because I need to do this programatically, with no user input. diskpart doesn't provide any output when you give it a script so my program can't use it.
Are there any other window command line tools I can use to get a list of disks and their partitions?
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I'm aware of diskpart, but that doesn't work in my case because I need to do this programatically, with no user input. diskpart doesn't provide any output when you give it a script so my program can't use it.
Are there any other window command line tools I can use to get a list of disks and their partitions?
windows-10 windows-8 partitioning automation
windows-10 windows-8 partitioning automation
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