Re: Removable Drive Letter Mapping
- From: John Gregory <JohnGregory@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 06:25:04 -0800
The script worked fine on the first USB drive (a USB 2 Gb flash drive), but
it would not work on the second USB drive (a USB 160 Gb hard drive).
The drive names are: "TRAVELDRIVE" and "JJG_160_GB"
Any Ideas?
"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
You could try the script below. Here is what you should do:.
1. Copy & paste the code into c:\Windows\USBDrive.vbs.
2. Line 7 sets a polling interval of 10 seconds. Set it to 5
for your tests, then return it to 10.
2. Modify Line 8 to reflect the number of flash disks you wish to monitor.
3. Modify Line 11 to reflect your first USB disk.
4. Modify / insert extra lines for your remaining disks.
5. Each line starts with a line number. Unwrap those lines
that don't, then remove the line numbers.
6. Start a Command Prompt (Start / Run / cmd {OK}
7. Type this command: cscript c:\windows\USBDrive.vbs{Enter}
8. Connect one of your USB drives and watch what happens. Make
sure to wait 5 seconds before removing/inserting a flash disk.
9. Press Ctrl+Break to terminate the program.
To start the program automatically, use the Task Scheduler
to launch it at boot time.
1. '----------------------------------------------------
2. 'USB Drive letter changer
3. 'Code based on an idea by the Microsoft Scripting Guy
4. 'Version 1.0
5. '3 March 2008 FNL
6. '----------------------------------------------------
7. Const Interval = 10 'Interval between polls
8. Const disks = 2
9. Dim USB()
10. ReDim USB(disks)
11. USB(0) = "G: LARGE USB" 'Must be in upper case!
12. USB(1) = "H: SMALL USB" 'Must be in upper case!
13. Const command = "mountvol.exe "
14.
15. Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2")
16. Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
17. Set objWshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
18.
19. Set colEvents = objWMIService.ExecNotificationQuery _
20. ("Select * From __InstanceOperationEvent Within " & Interval _
21. & " Where TargetInstance isa 'Win32_LogicalDisk'")
22.
23. Do While True
24. Set objEvent = colEvents.NextEvent
25. If objEvent.TargetInstance.DriveType = 2 Then
26. If objEvent.Path_.Class = "__InstanceCreationEvent" Then
27. ALetter = objEvent.TargetInstance.DeviceID
28. Set oVol = oFSO.GetDrive(ALetter)
29. Label = UCase(oVol.VolumeName)
30. WLetter = ""
31. For i = 0 To disks - 1
32. If instr(USB(i), Label) > 0 then WLetter = Left(USB(i), 2)
33. Next
34. If (Not WLetter = ALetter) And (Not WLetter = "") Then
35. Set objExec = objWshShell.Exec (command & ALetter & " /L")
36. Vol = objExec.StdOut.ReadLine
37. Set objExec = objWshShell.Exec (command & ALetter & " /D")
38. Set objExec = objWshShell.Exec (command & WLetter & " " & Vol)
39. WScript.Echo "Drive letter changed from " & ALetter & " to " &
WLetter
40. End If
41. End If
42. End If
43. Loop
"John Gregory" <JohnGregory@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8B0CC6EC-ED68-487C-8E37-B43A33DB2EC6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I looked at the posted URL, the program discussed does not completely solve
my problem. It still seems to map the drives in the order they are
installed.
What I would like, is something to put on a particular USB drive, in an
autorun file, that would map that drive to a specific letter regardless of
what computer it is installed into, or what order it is installed.
Something
like the "net use" network mapping command.
Does something like this already exist?
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