Diskpart command list<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The\n list of sub-commands for Diskpart are shown below. Some commands are \nnot available in Windows XP and they are indicates with an asterisk (*).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
ACTIVE – Mark the selected partition as active.
\n ADD – Add a mirror to a simple volume.
\n ASSIGN – Assign a drive letter or mount point to the selected volume.
\n ATTRIBUTES – Manipulate volume or disk attributes.*
\n ATTACH – Attaches a virtual disk file.*
\n AUTOMOUNT – Enable and disable automatic mounting of basic volumes.*
\n BREAK – Break a mirror set.
\n CLEAN – Clear the configuration information, or all information, off the\ndisk.
\nCOMPACT – Attempts to reduce the physical size of the file.*
\nCONVERT – Convert between different disk formats.
\nCREATE – Create a volume, partition or virtual disk. (No virtual disk management in Windows XP.)
\nDELETE – Delete an object.
\nDETAIL – Provide details about an object.
\nDETACH – Detaches a virtual disk file.*
\nEXIT – Exit DiskPart.
\nEXTEND – Extend a volume.
\nEXPAND – Expands the maximum size available on a virtual disk.*
\nFILESYSTEMS – Display current and supported file systems on the volume.*
\nFORMAT – Format the volume or partition.*
\nGPT – Assign attributes to the selected GPT partition.*
\nHELP – Display a list of commands.
\nIMPORT – Import a disk group.
\nINACTIVE – Mark the selected partition as inactive.
\nLIST – Display a list of objects.
\nMERGE – Merges a child disk with its parents.*
\nONLINE – Online an object that is currently marked as offline.
\nOFFLINE – Offline an object that is currently marked as online.
\nRECOVER – Refreshes the state of all disks in the selected pack. \nAttempts recovery on disks in the invalid pack, and\nresynchronizes mirrored volumes and RAID5 volumes\nthat have stale plex or parity data.*
\nREM – Does nothing. This is used to comment scripts.
\nREMOVE – Remove a drive letter or mount point assignment.
\nREPAIR – Repair a RAID-5 volume with a failed member.
\nRESCAN – Rescan the computer looking for disks and volumes.
\nRETAIN – Place a retained partition under a simple volume.
\nSAN – Display or set the SAN policy for the currently booted OS.*
\nSELECT – Shift the focus to an object.
\nSETID – Change the partition type.*
\nSHRINK – Reduce the size of the selected volume.*
\nUNIQUEID – Displays or sets the GUID partition table (GPT) identifier or \nmaster boot record (MBR) signature of a disk.* <\/p>\n\n\n\n
*indicates a command missing from Windows XP.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This\n example applies to Windows Vista and Windows 7. Windows XP does not \nsupport using Diskpart on flash drives. Open a command prompt with \nadministrator rights and enter the following sequence of commands:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In the „select disk“ command, replace {number<\/em>} with the drive number of your USB drive. Take care to choose the correct number since this procedure erases everything on the drive you select.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n The\n format command given above will create a FAT32 file system. This \ncreates a bootable USB key that can be used for many purposes, once \nappropriate files are added. For example, it can be used to install \nWindows 7 (if the flash drive is large enough). . If you wish to use the\n USB key to actually run<\/em>\n Windows 7 or otherwise need NTFS formatting, you will need to replace \n„format fs=fat32“ with „format fs=ntfs“ and also modify the boot \nsector.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Diskpart command list The list of sub-commands for Diskpart are shown below. Some commands are not available in Windows XP and they are indicates with an asterisk (*). ACTIVE – Mark the selected partition as active. ADD – Add a … Cel\u00fd p\u0159\u00edsp\u011bvek