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Automatic drive space checking

Asked by dholder97 in Windows 2000 Operating System

Tags: batch, disk, drive, file

This may sound like a dumb question but oh well:

I have my own computer in the office.  It's not a server.  The servers are in the room adjacent to my office.  I've been keeping track of how much disk space is on them, but the way I do it is I simply go over there and check them and then enter the date and the amount of space into a text document.  I do this about once a month.

WHat I want to know is is there a way (im sure there is) to automate this to either net send me a message or output the amount of space taken up to a text file on my machine.  I can schedule the text file to open once a month.  

I think I can do this on my own with a batch file, I'm just not sure what the command would be to check disk space through command line.  Does anyone know?  Thanks a lot in advance
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Zone: Windows 2000 Operating System
Tags: batch, disk, drive, file
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