From: yl@free.fr.invalid   
      
   Le 01/02/2020 à 08:38, ythen1234234@gmail.com a écrit :   
   > Hi Youri   
   > That either means the volume with the given serial number (78EFF2DC in the   
   example, I assume you set this to the volume serial you're interested in), or   
   the powershell command did not return a row for your serial number (eg if the   
   disk is not available)   
   .   
   > What is the output when you run the powershell command itself? ie:   
   >   
   > powershell.exe -noprofile -command "&get-ciminstance Win32_LogicalDisk|   
   Select-Object DeviceId,VolumeSerialNumber|Format-Table -HideTableHeaders"   
   >   
   > This should list all your volumes and their serial numbers.   
   >   
   > regards   
   >   
      
   I've just realized that I did a mispelling, I wrote "echo %leter%"   
   instead of "echo %letter%", I made the correction and it works fine, the   
   letter assigned to my device is correctly displayed..   
   BTW I used the volume name instead of the serial number.   
   Thanks again for your help   
      
   YL   
      
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