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The prior commands did not display results for the recovery partition:

Code:

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19043.1466]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\WINDOWS\system32>PowerShell Get-Volume^|Select DriveLetter, Size, SizeRemaining^|?{$_.Size}^|?{$_.DriveLetter}^|Sort DriveLetter

DriveLetter         Size SizeRemaining
-----------         ---- -------------
          C 739976933376  507492831232
          D   2147483648    2049859584
          K    523235328     485167104



C:\WINDOWS\system32>PowerShell [System.IO.DriveInfo]::GetDrives^(^)^|Select Name, TotalSize, AvailableFreeSpace, VolumeLabel^|?{$_.TotalSize}

Name    TotalSize AvailableFreeSpace VolumeLabel
----    --------- ------------------ -----------
C:\  739976933376       507492438016 Windows
D:\    2147483648         2049859584 HP_TOOLS
K:\     523235328          485167104 System Reserved



C:\WINDOWS\system32>PowerShell Get-Volume^|?{$_.Size}^|Sort DriveLetter^|FT -A

DriveLetter FriendlyName    FileSystemType DriveType HealthStatus OperationalStatus SizeRemaining      Size
----------- ------------    -------------- --------- ------------ ----------------- -------------      ----
            Recovery        NTFS           Fixed     Healthy      OK                      6.26 GB   6.98 GB
C           Windows         NTFS           Fixed     Healthy      OK                    472.62 GB 689.16 GB
D           HP_TOOLS        FAT32          Fixed     Healthy      OK                      1.91 GB      2 GB
K           System Reserved NTFS           Fixed     Healthy      OK                    462.69 MB    499 MB



C:\WINDOWS\system32>

The following will display a device whose size is "0 B".

PowerShell Get-Volume^|Sort DriveLetter^|FT -A

A dysfunctional device's storage size could be "0 B".
My empty DVD drive's storage size is "0 B".
My empty card reader's storage size is "0 B".

Code:

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19043.1466]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\WINDOWS\system32>fsutil volume diskfree C:
Total free bytes        : 507,466,088,448 (472.6 GB)
Total bytes             : 739,976,933,376 (689.2 GB)
Total quota free bytes  : 507,466,088,448 (472.6 GB)


C:\WINDOWS\system32>fsutil volume diskfree d:
A local NTFS volume is required for this operation.
Total free bytes        : 2,049,859,584 (1.9 GB)
Total bytes             : 2,147,483,648 (2.0 GB)
Total quota free bytes  : 2,049,859,584 (1.9 GB)

C:\WINDOWS\system32>fsutil volume diskfree k:
Total free bytes        : 485,167,104 (462.7 MB)
Total bytes             : 523,235,328 (499.0 MB)
Total quota free bytes  : 485,167,104 (462.7 MB)

C:\WINDOWS\system32>

Can you create a command that displays results in GB? for all drives? whether they do or do not have designated drive letters?

Code:

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19043.1466]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\WINDOWS\system32>PowerShell Get-Volume^|Sort DriveLetter^|FT -A

DriveLetter FriendlyName    FileSystemType DriveType HealthStatus OperationalStatus SizeRemaining      Size
----------- ------------    -------------- --------- ------------ ----------------- -------------      ----
            Recovery        NTFS           Fixed     Healthy      OK                      6.26 GB   6.98 GB
C           Windows         NTFS           Fixed     Healthy      OK                    472.61 GB 689.16 GB
D           HP_TOOLS        FAT32          Fixed     Healthy      OK                      1.91 GB      2 GB
G                           Unknown        CD-ROM    Healthy      Unknown                     0 B       0 B
K           System Reserved NTFS           Fixed     Healthy      OK                    462.69 MB    499 MB



C:\WINDOWS\system32>

zbook said:

It was not possible to display %free?

Run the following one line of commands from Command Prompt.

Code:

PowerShell Get-WmiObject win32_logicaldisk -computername %ComputerName%^|Select Name,VolumeName,Freespace,Size,@{Name='Free %';Expression={[math]::round(($_.freespace / $_.size)*100, 2)}}^|FT -A

zbook said:

If there were a MBR drive with 4 TB would it display available free space up to 2 TB or 4 TB for the free space?
allocated versus unallocated?

I am not knowledgeable enough to answer the questions.

It skipped the recovery partition (no drive letter):

Code:

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19043.1466]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\WINDOWS\system32>PowerShell Get-WmiObject win32_logicaldisk -computername %ComputerName%^|Select Name,VolumeName,Freespace,Size,@{Name='Free %';Expression={[math]::round(($_.freespace / $_.size)*100, 2)}}^|FT -A

Name VolumeName         Freespace         Size Free %
---- ----------         ---------         ---- ------
C:   Windows         507475628032 739976933376  68.58
D:   HP_TOOLS          2049859584   2147483648  95.45
G:
K:   System Reserved    485167104    523235328  92.72



C:\WINDOWS\system32>

zbook said:

It skipped the recovery partition (no drive letter):

I am unable to fix it.

Ideally the commands/results would display:

a) all drives (whether they do or do not have designated drive letters)
b) drive size in GB
c) free space in GB
d) % free

Ideally, you should turn to an expert instead of me.