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access a disk/partition without a drive letterhi,
i want to write an application who can acces a disk/partition in windows xp. I know how to do that if the disk/partition has a drive letter. But in this case the disk has no driveletter and is in that case for normal users invisible in windows xp. i've searched the internet but i don't know where to look and i don;t know how to describe my problem. Now i'm hoping someone can give me an useefull URL or maby some code (.NET or managed C++) so i can continue with this. thanks "unknown;" wrote: Look in MSDN for CreateFile function. There is explanation > i want to write an application who can acces a > disk/partition in > windows xp. I know how to do that if the disk/partition > has a drive > letter. But in this case the disk has no driveletter and > is in that > case for normal users invisible in windows xp. > > i've searched the internet but i don't know where to look > and i don;t > know how to describe my problem. of how an application can open physical drive.
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"unknown;" wrote: A drive can have no letter in two cases: a. It is mounted as a folder on > hi, > > i want to write an application who can acces a disk/partition in > windows xp. I know how to do that if the disk/partition has a drive > letter. But in this case the disk has no driveletter and is in that > case for normal users invisible in windows xp. > > i've searched the internet but i don't know where to look and i don;t > know how to describe my problem. > > Now i'm hoping someone can give me an useefull URL or maby some code > (.NET or managed C++) so i can continue with this. > another NTFS volume. In this case you can find it using FindFirstVolume() and it's friends. b. It is not mounted at all (has no mount points) - in this case you can't access it. Regards, --PA |
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