Try This Out! Virtual Drives For Your System!

Try this out.....

 

Copy following code:

 

cmd /c for %a in (d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n,o,p,q,r,s,t,u,v,w,x,y,z) do subst %a: %windir%

 

Press start menu > run > paste the code > press enter

 

Now open (your) My computer…

 

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Run this command to remove the virtual drives.

 

cmd /c for %a in (d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n,o,p,q,r,s,t,u,v,w,x,y,z) do subst %a: /D

 

 

Best Regards,

 

Niru

Yeah, i use that to manage my FTP folders and sharing folders aswell as shortcutssome people say its a Windows Exploit

essentially you're outlining the SUBST command....whereas:SUBST [drive letter]:[path] would do an individual path to an individual drive letter...now, if only they allowed one to use this on .iso files ... like "mount -loop .... etc..."

essentially you're outlining the SUBST command....
whereas:

SUBST [drive letter]:[path] would do an individual path to an individual drive letter...
now, if only they allowed one to use this on .iso files ... like "mount -loop .... etc..."

Funny, I can mount ISO images out of the box on OS X and Linux...you'd think windows would pick up this feature...oh wait, aren't ISO files how people pirate windows and windows software? I see a motive for microsoft in this one. Anyway, just grab Daemon Tools. It's freeware, and will let you mount ISO images (among others) as disks, all with a shiny graphical interface that windows users collectively get all hot and bothered over

that is like....alcohol120% or daemon tools?or something like that?welli going to try thatsorry 4 my bad english im from chile

woot, more windows command line tricks .Probably not going to use this too often, I already have to many (virtual) drives in my computer .

Edited December 26, 2007 by wutske (see edit history)

i think virtual drives are memory eater...