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Monitoting HD-Drive with Batchfile?

Apr 19th, 2009

I would like to build a batchfile on my desktop to tune the access to my HDDs. There is a command to start within cmd: "fsutil.exe fsinfo statistics c:" Does anybody know the structure of an appropriate batchfile?

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Re: Monitoting HD-Drive with Batchfile?

Apr 19th, 2009

FILENAME.BAT

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@ECHO OFF
fsutil.exe fsinfo statistics c:

Save this under filename.bat and it will run the requested command

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Edit:: Replace filename with an appropriate filename ...

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Re: Monitoting HD-Drive with Batchfile?

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Originally Posted by tux4life

FILENAME.BAT
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@ECHO OFF
fsutil.exe fsinfo statistics c:
@ECHO OFF fsutil.exe fsinfo statistics c:
Save this under filename.bat and it will run the requested command ...

Sorry but this didn´t work because the cmd window closed at once after execution of the batchfile.
In the meantime I`ve found a way.
The command must be: "command /k fsutil.exe fsinfo statistics c:
Now the cmd window stays open. Thanks anyway.

Last edited by albert1234; Apr 19th, 2009 at 7:12 am.