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Hey guys, I was looking for an alternative to "diskpart" in Powershell, but all that I tried did not even work, can't imagine what I'm doing wrong. Just trying to learn, not super important if folks are busy. Here is one of the things I tried from Technet, along with many others:
Get-Partition
1. Get-Partition
And tried it many different ways, get-partition, get-partition-0 etc, etc. many different ways.
2. I also used diskpart as regular user, but it would not allow me to "Select All" CTRL + C to Copy the Partition info. I had to Open CMD as Administrator in order to do this, is that Normal? Just want to make sure my system is working properly.
I was hoping for something simple, I saw some rather complicated Commands that I avoided for now but open to anything I guess. Seems like diskpart works very well, the output is very nice, but I find the CMD a little quirky compared to say Linux Terminal.
Thanks, Nasty7
Get-Partition
1. Get-Partition
And tried it many different ways, get-partition, get-partition-0 etc, etc. many different ways.
2. I also used diskpart as regular user, but it would not allow me to "Select All" CTRL + C to Copy the Partition info. I had to Open CMD as Administrator in order to do this, is that Normal? Just want to make sure my system is working properly.
I was hoping for something simple, I saw some rather complicated Commands that I avoided for now but open to anything I guess. Seems like diskpart works very well, the output is very nice, but I find the CMD a little quirky compared to say Linux Terminal.
Thanks, Nasty7
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