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AutoIT - DriveGetDrive option for physical disks (like disk 0 - via diskpart), instead of mounted volumes (like drive c:)
Is there a method to obtain physical disks (like disk 0 - via diskpart), instead of mounted volume (like drive c:) via AutoIT?
something similar to drivegetdrive, maybe (something like what i have below, but providing disk instead of drive)?
Global $driveList, $Drive
$driveList = DriveGetDrive("fixed")
$loc = 175
$inc = 0
for $p = UBound($driveList)-1 to 1 step -1
$Drive[$p] = GUICtrlCreateCombo("", 242, $loc + $inc, 145, 25)
GuiCtrlSetData($Drive[$p],
$inc += 25
next
$inc = 0
something similar to drivegetdrive, maybe (something like what i have below, but providing disk instead of drive)?
Global $driveList, $Drive
$driveList = DriveGetDrive("fixed")
$loc = 175
$inc = 0
for $p = UBound($driveList)-1 to 1 step -1
$Drive[$p] = GUICtrlCreateCombo("", 242, $loc + $inc, 145, 25)
GuiCtrlSetData($Drive[$p],
$inc += 25
next
$inc = 0
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However, to clarify, I want to simply get the disk ID numbers of all physical disks, as indicated by say, diskpart, i.e. Like running diskpart - list disk - select disk 0 or select disk 1. I don't need to obtain drive letter or need to associate drive letter with disk ID.
So if there are say - 3 disks in the system, I want the user to be presented with or to select between 0, 1 or 2. If there are 2, then they are presented with 0 or 1, etc.
Sorry for the confusion.