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  1. www.autohotkey.com › docs › commandsDriveGet - Syntax & Usage | AutoHotkey v1

    DriveGet. Retrieves various types of information about the computer's drive (s). DriveGet, OutputVar, SubCommand , Value. The OutputVar parameter is the name of the output variable in which to store the result. The SubCommand and Value parameters are dependent upon each other and their usage is described below.

  2. documentation.help › docs › scriptsDriveGet - Syntax & Usage | AutoHotkey - Documentation & Help

    DriveGet Retrieves various types of information about the computer's drive(s). The OutputVar parameter is the name of the variable in which to store the result.

  3. documentation.help › AutoHotkey-GUI › docsDriveGet - AutoHotkey GUI Documentation

    DriveGet. Retrieves various types of information about the computer's drive(s). DriveGet, OutputVar, Cmd , Value Parameters OutputVar. The name of the variable in which to store the result of Cmd. Cmd, Value See list below. Cmd, Value. The Cmd and Value parameters are dependent upon each other and their usage is described below.

  4. documentation.help › AHK_H-2 › DriveGetDriveGet() - Auto Hotkey Documentation

    DriveGet. Functions for retrieving various types of information about the computer's drive (s). OutputVar := DriveGet (Cmd , Value) Function Example: Drives := DriveGet("List","Fixed") Returns a string of letters, one character for each drive letter in the system. For example: ACDEZ.

  5. stackoverflow.com › questions › 18298320How do I find USB connected removable hard drives in Autohotkey

    Aug 18, 2013 · The command DriveGet, , Type should return these values "Unknown, Removable, Fixed, Network, CDROM, RAMDisk. The script below returns " Fixed " for every drive, no matter how it is connected. Is there a way to fix this?

  6. www.autohotkey.com › docs › v1Drive - Syntax & Usage | AutoHotkey v1

    To determine the media status of a CD or DVD drive (playing, stopped, open, etc.), see DriveGet. Error Handling [v1.1.04+] : This command is able to throw an exception on failure.

  7. autohotkey.free.fr › docs › commandsDriveGet - autohotkey.free.fr

    This command will probably not work on a network drive or non-CD/DVD drive; if it fails in such cases or for any other reason, OutputVar is made blank and ErrorLevel is set to 1.