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[Updated on Feb. 27. 2011] ordering messed drive letter batch file


victor888

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test again on another pc

result without /v switch

C: 0,0 IDE	  Fixed
D: 0,1 IDE Fixed
E: 0,2 IDE Fixed
F: 0,3 IDE Fixed
G: 0,4 IDE Fixed
H: IDE CD-ROM
I: 2,0 USB Removable
J: Fixed
K: Fixed
M: Fixed

Same result as previous test. J,K,L are usb hard disk drive letters, no USB type found.

result with /v switch

PHN=2,0
Ph_Drive_Bus_0=IDE
Ph_Drive_Bus_1=USB
Ph_Drive_Bus_2=USB
PH_drive_Letter_0_0=C:
PH_drive_Letter_0_1=D:
PH_drive_Letter_0_2=E:
PH_drive_Letter_0_3=F:
PH_drive_Letter_0_4=G:
PH_drive_Letter_2_0=I:
Ph_drive_PIP_2="7&21572299&0"
Ph_drive_Sig_0=ca2319a4
Ph_Drive_Type_0=Fixed
Ph_Drive_Type_1=Fixed
Ph_Drive_Type_2=Removable
Drive_Bus_H=IDE
Drive_Data=000000005C005C003F005C00530054004F005200410047004500230056006F006C007
5006D006500230031002600330030006100390036003500390038002600300026005300690067006
E0061007400750072006500320031003900450030004600430043004F00660066007300650074003
900340037003500350044003800300030004C0065006E00670074006800430034003100330034003
000300023007B00350033006600350036003300300064002D0062003600620066002D00310031006
40030002D0039003400660032002D003000300061003000630039003100650066006200380062007
D0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
00000000000000000005C005C003F005C0056006F006C0075006D0065007B0036003400620032003
1006400620065002D0062006600350037002D0031003100640064002D0039003200340033002D003
000300031003300320030003500370039003100340031007D005C0
Drive_Letter_C=C
Drive_Letter_D=D
Drive_Letter_E=E
Drive_Letter_F=F
Drive_Letter_G=G
Drive_Letter_H=H
Drive_Letter_I=I
Drive_Letter_J=J
Drive_Letter_K=K
Drive_Letter_M=M
Drive_REF_C={317bb1be-bc5b-11dd-8642-806d6172696f}
Drive_REF_D={317bb1bf-bc5b-11dd-8642-806d6172696f}
Drive_REF_E={317bb1c0-bc5b-11dd-8642-806d6172696f}
Drive_REF_F={317bb1c1-bc5b-11dd-8642-806d6172696f}
Drive_REF_G={317bb1c2-bc5b-11dd-8642-806d6172696f}
Drive_REF_H={2a4fb5f2-bf44-11dd-9240-806d6172696f}
Drive_REF_I={5199df13-c010-11dd-9247-001320579141}
Drive_REF_J={64b21dbc-bf57-11dd-9243-001320579141}
Drive_REF_K={64b21dbd-bf57-11dd-9243-001320579141}
Drive_REF_M={64b21dbe-bf57-11dd-9243-001320579141}
Drive_Sig_C=ca2319a4
Drive_Sig_D=ca2319a4
Drive_Sig_E=ca2319a4
Drive_Sig_F=ca2319a4
Drive_Sig_G=ca2319a4
Drive_Sig_J=219e0fcc
Drive_Sig_K=219e0fcc
Drive_Sig_M=219e0fcc
Drive_Type_C=Fixed
Drive_Type_D=Fixed
Drive_Type_E=Fixed
Drive_Type_F=Fixed
Drive_Type_G=Fixed
Drive_Type_H=CD-ROM
Drive_Type_I=Removable
Drive_Type_J=Fixed
Drive_Type_K=Fixed
Drive_Type_M=Fixed

I have to point out, in order to have a good speed, use as less REQ QUERY in the FOR circle as possible.

I am still checking your code.

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@Victor888

I know you'll simply LOVE this snippet:

@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
GOTO :Start
::THIS IS LINE #5 in this batch
select disk 0
detail disk
EXIT
::THIS IS LINE #9 in this batch
select disk 1
detail disk
EXIT
::THIS IS LINE #13 in this batch
select disk 2
detail disk
EXIT
::THIS IS LINE #17 in this batch
select disk 3
detail disk
EXIT
::THIS IS LINE #21 in this batch
select disk 4
detail disk
EXIT
::THIS IS LINE #25 in this batch
select disk 5
detail disk
EXIT
::THIS IS LINE #29 in this batch
select disk 6
detail disk
EXIT

:Start
FOR /F "tokens=2,7" %%A IN ('ECHO list disk^|diskpart^|FIND "B"') DO SET DP_disks=!DP_disks! %%A
FOR %%A IN (%DP_disks%) DO (
SET /A DP_Line#=%%A*4+5
FOR /F "skip=8 tokens=1,2,3 delims=: " %%B IN ('MORE +!DP_Line#! %~dpnx0^|diskpart.exe^|FIND /v /i "DISKPART"') DO (
ECHO working....
ECHO ....
ECHO %%B %%C %%D
IF %%B.==Disk. SET DP_disk_sig_%%A=%%D
IF %%B.==Volume. IF NOT %%C.==n.. SET DP_disk_letters_%%A=!DP_disk_letters_%%A! %%D
IF %%B.==Type. SET DP_disk_bus_%%A=%%C
)
)
CLS&SET DP_disk
GOTO :EOF

;)

jaclaz

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Dizzy.

I study registry enough, that I wrote a paper about registry searching in Chinese.

I have no time to translate.

http://bbs.wuyou.com/viewthread.php?tid=13...;extra=page%3D2

In fact to detemine the signature belongs to which disk if more than one hard disk installed there is a better way:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\STORAGE\Volume\1&30a96598&0&SignatureA8E1B9D2Offset7E00LengthXXXXXXXX

The key "driver",{71A27CDD-812A-11D0-BEC7-08002BE2092F}\0022,the last two number "22" tells the disk number. That is the driver value of disk 0 is smaller than that of disk 1, the latter is smaller than that of disk 2, etc.

Under pe, no driver key exist.

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A bettered snippet, that allows to put the diskpart batch commands at the end of the file, indexing them automatically and making it run much faster:


@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS

FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=[]" %%A in ('FIND /N "::THIS IS START OF DISKPART BATCH COMMANDS::" %~dpnx0') DO SET More_offset=%%A
FOR /F "tokens=2,7" %%A IN ('ECHO list disk^|diskpart^|FIND "B"') DO SET DP_disks=!DP_disks! %%A
FOR %%A IN (%DP_disks%) DO (
SET /A DP_Line#=%%A*3+%More_offset%
FOR /F "skip=8 tokens=1,2,3 delims=: " %%B IN ('MORE +!DP_Line#! %~dpnx0^|diskpart.exe^|FIND /v /i "DISKPART"') DO (
IF %%B.==Disk. SET DP_disk_sig_%%A=%%D
IF %%B.==Volume. IF NOT %%C.==n.. IF NOT %%D.==Ltr. SET DP_disk_letters_%%A=!DP_disk_letters_%%A! %%D
IF %%B.==Type. SET DP_disk_bus_%%A=%%C
)
)
SET DP_disk
GOTO :EOF

::THIS IS START OF DISKPART BATCH COMMANDS::
select disk 0
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 1
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 2
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 3
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 4
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 5
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 6
detail disk
EXIT

Cheers,

jaclaz

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Yep, I tested it in English and Italian.

The only "localized" part should be :unsure::

IF %%B.==Disk. SET DP_disk_sig_%%A=%%D

IF %%B.==Volume. IF NOT %%C.==n.. IF NOT %%D.==Ltr. SET DP_disk_letters_%%A=!DP_disk_letters_%%A! %%D

IF %%B.==Type. SET DP_disk_bus_%%A=%%C

If users of other languages would post the corresponding for:

Disk

Volume

n.

Type

it should be possible to "widen the intended audience"....;)

jaclaz

P.S.: Edit changed line to allow Italian and English

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If users of other languages would post the corresponding for:

Disk

Volume

n.

Type

it should be possible to "widen the intended audience"....;)

From where do i get these informations? Can post them for a handful of languages.

Thank for the script! I tested it and found a tiny bug. If the path to the file contains a space the script breaks up. Just place "" around %~dpnx0

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From where do i get these informations? Can post them for a handful of languages.

Thank for the script! I tested it and found a tiny bug. If the path to the file contains a space the script breaks up. Just place "" around %~dpnx0

Thanks for the reminder about the quotes: I am so used to use the "right" ;) naming convention of paths without spaces that I always forget about other users habits. :blushing:

Maybe there is no need to make a multilingual check, try this version - where I tried to use actual "places" on lines to get the info.


@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS

FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=[]" %%A in ('FIND /N "::THIS IS START OF DISKPART BATCH COMMANDS::" "%~dpnx0"') DO SET More_offset=%%A

FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('ECHO list volume^|diskpart^|FIND "Vol"^|FIND "B"') DO (
SET LINE=%%A
SET token1=!LINE:~7,2!
SET token1=!token1: =!
IF !token1! lss 10 SET token1=0!token1!
SET token2=!LINE:~13,1!
SET DP_Vol#!token1!=!token2!
)

SET DP


FOR /F "tokens=2,7" %%A IN ('ECHO list disk^|diskpart^|FIND "B"') DO SET DP_disks=!DP_disks! %%A


FOR %%A IN (%DP_disks%) DO (
SET /A DP_Line#=%%A*3+%More_offset%
SET /A Counter=0
FOR /F "skip=8 tokens=* delims=" %%B IN ('MORE +!DP_Line#! "%~dpnx0"^|diskpart.exe^|FIND /v /i "DISKPART"') DO (
Set /A Counter+=1
IF !Counter!==1 CALL :Parse_Line DP_disk_sig_%%A %%B
IF !Counter!==2 CALL :Parse_Line DP_disk_bus_%%A %%B
IF !Counter! GTR 7 CALL :Parse_Line DP_disk_letters_%%A %%B
)
)

FOR /F "tokens=2* delims==" %%A IN ('SET DP_disk_letters_') DO SET DP_disk_letters=!DP_disk_letters! %%A
SET DP_disk_letters=!DP_disk_letters: = !
SET DP_disk


SET ALLDRIVES=A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
SET BUSYDRV=
SET FREEDRV=
ECHO.
:: List drive letters for physical drives
FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=\ " %%A IN ('MOUNTVOL /L ^| SORT ^| FIND ":\"') DO SET BUSYDRV=!BUSYDRV! %%A
:: List drive letters for network drives
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('NET USE ^|FIND ":"') DO (
SET This_Drive=%%A
SET This_Drive=!This_Drive:~13,1!
SET BUSYDRV=!BUSYDRV! !This_Drive!
SET NETDRV=!NETDRV! !This_Drive!
)
SET BUSYDRV=%BUSYDRV::=%

:: Check which drive letters aren't used and list them as free driveletters
FOR %%A IN (%ALLDRIVES%) DO (
ECHO.%BUSYDRV% | FIND "%%A">nul
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (SET FREEDRV=!FREEDRV! %%A:&ECHO %%A: FREE) ELSE (ECHO %%A: BUSY)
)
:: Remove leading comma
SET FREEDRV=%FREEDRV::=%

FOR /F "skip=1 tokens=1 delims= " %%A in ('reg query HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Disk\Enum /s ^|find "\"') do (
SET ALLDisks=!ALLdisks! %%A
)

FOR %%A IN (%ALLDISKS%) DO (
ECHO.%DP_disks% | FIND " %%A ">nul
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 SET NOT_DP_Disks=!NOT_DP_Disks! %%A
)

FOR %%A IN (%BUSYDRV%) DO (
ECHO.%DP_disk_letters% | FIND " %%A ">nul
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 SET NOT_DP_Drives=!NOT_DP_Drives! %%A
)

SET NOT_
SET BUSY
SET FREE
SET NET
GOTO :EOF

:Parse_line
SET %1=!%1! %4
GOTO :EOF

::THIS IS START OF DISKPART BATCH COMMANDS::
select disk 0
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 1
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 2
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 3
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 4
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 5
detail disk
EXIT
select disk 6
detail disk
EXIT

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Checking the "mbrfix" version.

Something is simply NOT right.

Preliminary:

the "EXIT" in the first few lines is not a good idea (for people that run the batch from Command Prompt)

first part of the output:

All drive letters:  C D M N O P Q R Y
Mounted drive letters: C D M N O P Q R
Virtual drive letters: Y
Internal hard disk 1 drive letter: C
Internal hard disk 2 drive letter: D
Internal hard disk 3 drive letter: {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R {80c
f88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R {80c
f88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R {80c
f88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R {80c
f88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}R
Cd/dvd rom drive letters: M
Removalbe drive letters: N O P Q R

A minor typo:Removalbe->Removable

the call to :vdrv creates havoc, as the %1 is "{80f886-8a34-11dd-813-806d6172696f}R"

Mounted drive letters is NOT sorted and probably cause something queer, or some variable are left after batch competion, on second run:

All drive letters:  C D E F G H I J Y
Mounted drive letters: C E D F G H I J
Virtual drive letters: Y
Internal hard disk 1 drive letter: C
Internal hard disk 2 drive letter: E
Internal hard disk 3 drive letter: {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J {80c
f88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J {80c
f88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J {80c
f88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J {80c
f88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J {80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}J
Cd/dvd rom drive letters: D
Removalbe drive letters: F G H I J

In :vdrv:

:vdrv
set nk=!fulldrv:~%k%,1!
if /i %1 neq !nk! (
set ordereddrv=!ordereddrv! %1¡ú!nk!
mountvol %1: /d
set viddrv=!viddrv! !totalvid:~%e%,38!!nk!
)
goto :eof

there is something strange, what the heck is ¡ú maybe some "extended characters" of some kind?

The batch continues with a bunch of errors, too many to pinpoint at the moment, then I get this:

ORDERED DRIVE LETTERS:  {80f886-8a34-11dd-813-806d6172696f}Jí·D {80f886-8a34-11d
d-813-806d6172696f}Jí·E {80f886-8a34-11dd-813-806d6172696f}Jí·F {80f886-8a34-11d
d-813-806d6172696f}Jí·G {80f886-8a34-11dd-813-806d6172696f}Jí·H {80f886-8a34-11d
d-813-806d6172696f}Jí·I {80f886-8a34-11dd-813-806d6172696f}Jí·J {80f886-8a34-11d
d-813-806d6172696f}Jí·K {80f886-8a34-11dd-813-806d6172696f}Jí·L Eí·M Dí·N Fí·O G
í·P Hí·Q Ií·R Jí·S

and later on this:

Internal hard disk 3 drive letter:
Usb hard disk 1 drive letters: C
Usb hard disk 2 drive letters: D
Cd/dvd rom drive letters: M
Removalbe drive letters: N O P Q R

and later on this:

ORDERED DRIVE LETTERS:  Mí·D Dí·E Ní·F Oí·G Pí·H Qí·I Rí·J

The diskpart version behaves a bit better, but still NOT WORKING (as well with the EXIT REMmed out):

first run:

C:\Downloaded\md5\diskpart>orderdrv_diskpart
"orderdrv_diskpart.cmd" non è riconosciuto come comando interno o esterno,
un programma eseguibile o un file batch.
All drive letters: C D E F G H I J Y
Mounted drive letters: C E D F G H I J
Virtual drive letters: Y
Internal hard disk 1 drive letter: C
Internal hard disk 2 drive letter: E
Internal hard disk 3 drive letter:
Cd/dvd rom drive letters: D
Removalbe drive letters: F G H I J
ORDERED DRIVE LETTERS: Eí·D Dí·E
Premere un tasto per continuare . . .
!nk! non atteso.

Second run:

C:\Downloaded\md5\diskpart>orderdrv_diskpart

"orderdrv_diskpart.cmd" non è riconosciuto come comando interno o esterno,

un programma eseguibile o un file batch.

All drive letters: C D E F G H I J Y

Mounted drive letters: C D E F G H I J

Virtual drive letters: Y

Internal hard disk 1 drive letter: C

Internal hard disk 2 drive letter: D

Internal hard disk 3 drive letter:

Cd/dvd rom drive letters: E

Removalbe drive letters: F G H I J

DIRVE LETER ORDER IS CORRECT.

Premere un tasto per continuare . . .

!nk! non atteso.

Again a small typo:

DIRVE LETER ORDER IS CORRECT ->DRIVE LETTER ORDER IS CORRECT

As a reference this is the "right" set of mounted drives on the same machine (using ddlistw.cmd):

C:\VSS>ddlistw3
Drives by drive letter:
c: 0,1 FIX \Volume{b0b284c3-8a33-11dd-8781-806d6172696f} \HarddiskVolume1
d: 1,1 FIX \Volume{b0b284c4-8a33-11dd-8781-806d6172696f} \HarddiskVolume2
e: x,x CDR \Volume{80cf88c2-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \CdRom0
f: 2,1 REM \Volume{5d3e8800-9c1f-11dd-8148-001fc6bb76ce} \Harddisk2\DP(1)0-0+5
g: 3,1 REM \Volume{80cf88c3-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \Harddisk3\DP(1)0-0+a
h: 4,1 REM \Volume{80cf88c4-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \Harddisk4\DP(1)0-0+b
i: 5,1 REM \Volume{80cf88c5-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \Harddisk5\DP(1)0-0+c
j: 6,1 REM \Volume{80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \Harddisk6\DP(1)0-0+d
Premere un tasto per continuare . . .

Drives by connection:
c: 0,1 FIX \Volume{b0b284c3-8a33-11dd-8781-806d6172696f} \HarddiskVolume1
d: 1,1 FIX \Volume{b0b284c4-8a33-11dd-8781-806d6172696f} \HarddiskVolume2
f: 2,1 REM \Volume{5d3e8800-9c1f-11dd-8148-001fc6bb76ce} \Harddisk2\DP(1)0-0+5
g: 3,1 REM \Volume{80cf88c3-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \Harddisk3\DP(1)0-0+a
h: 4,1 REM \Volume{80cf88c4-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \Harddisk4\DP(1)0-0+b
i: 5,1 REM \Volume{80cf88c5-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \Harddisk5\DP(1)0-0+c
j: 6,1 REM \Volume{80cf88c6-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \Harddisk6\DP(1)0-0+d
e: x,x CDR \Volume{80cf88c2-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f} \CdRom0

:unsure:

jaclaz

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Hi, Jaclaz.

Thanks for your feed back first.

The strange letter ¡ú is "→" I don't know if you can recognize it in IE.

Do send me your registry value of "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices". I must make a through check.

I have to point out that the drive letter order of a fixed hard disk is obtained by their volume offsets size ascendingly.

":sort" is the compare procedure, btw, IF command can compare hex values.

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Jaclaz

Though long time past since I have written above post, I think the problem you pointed out over and over. Finally, I think the problem comes from your ITALIAN xp system that is because of different system code.

I found a strang letter from your feedback too--"Jí". I don't know what it is.

I hope for a long time and again you could give your registry value of "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices" for me to check.

My batch files have been downloaded by many Chinese and no bugs emerge since my last revision (same as here attached).

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