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"Rescan Disks" at the Command Line



 
 
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Old April 28th 08, 11:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
chironex
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Default "Rescan Disks" at the Command Line

In Disk Management under the Computer Management tool, there is an action
called "Rescan Disks". Is there a command in the Command Line that can do the
exact same thing?
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Old May 5th 08, 04:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Craig Williams
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Default "Rescan Disks" at the Command Line

I don't have a Vista machine, but this works for me on XP
echo rescanrescan.txt & diskpart /s rescan.txt

"chironex" wrote:

In Disk Management under the Computer Management tool, there is an action
called "Rescan Disks". Is there a command in the Command Line that can do the
exact same thing?

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Old January 21st 10, 03:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Topher2798
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Default "Rescan Disks" at the Command Line


I realize this is an old topic, but in the hopes that this helps someone
who ends up here from a search while looking for an answer to this
problem, here are another couple of simple ways to achieve this in
Vista. Neither of these require the use of an external text file.

On the good old fashoned command prompt:

*echo rescan | diskpart*

From a PowerShell prompt:

*"rescan" | diskpart*

Hope this helps!


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Old January 21st 10, 03:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Topher2798
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Default "Rescan Disks" at the Command Line


I realize this is an old topic, but in the hopes that this helps someone
who ends up here from a search while looking for an answer to this
problem, here are another couple of simple ways to achieve this in
Vista. Neither of these require the use of an external text file.

On the good old fashoned command prompt:

*echo rescan | diskpart*

From a PowerShell prompt:

*"rescan" | diskpart*

Hope this helps!


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Topher2798
 




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