Post problem reports here for Batch files for use in BSOD debugging


  1. jbcarreon123
    Posts : 1,777
    Windows 11 [21H2]
       New #1271

    Paul Black said:
    I must admit that it did NOT have any great impact on my computer and took less than about 5 seconds [ other things were running ] to return the results.
    It also took less than 5 seconds on me.

    I will publish here later a CMD batch file that can run any codes (just make sure it's only one line) and measure its execution time.
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  3. Paul Black
    Posts : 18,044
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       New #1272

    Thanks @jbcarreon123.

    jbcarreon123 said:
    I will publish here later a CMD batch file that can run any codes (just make sure it's only one line) and measure its execution time.
    That sounds very interesting and will be VERY useful for those of us who dabble in Commands.
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  4. Matthew Wai
    Posts : 7,607
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       New #1273

    zbook said:
    Code:
    Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19043.1466]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\WINDOWS\system32>powershell get-volume^|sort DriveLetter^|format-table @{l='Drive Letter';e={($_.DriveLetter)};align='Left'},@{l='Drive Label';e={($_.FileSystemLabel)};align='Left'},@{l='File System';e={($_.FileSystemType)}},@{l='Free Space';e={[math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')};a='Right'},@{l='Used Space';e={[Math]::Round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')};a='Right'},@{l='Total Space';e={[math]::round($_.Size / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')};a='Right'},@{l='Free (%)';e={[math]::round(($_.sizeremaining / $_.size)*100, 2).ToString('0.00')};a='Right'}

Drive Letter Drive Label     File System Free Space Used Space Total Space Free (%)
------------ -----------     ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------
             Recovery        NTFS           6.26 GB     .72 GB     6.98 GB    89.62
C            Windows         NTFS         472.59 GB  216.57 GB   689.16 GB    68.57
D            HP_TOOLS        FAT32          1.91 GB     .09 GB     2.00 GB    95.45
G                            Unknown         .00 GB     .00 GB      .00 GB
K            System Reserved NTFS            .45 GB     .04 GB      .49 GB    92.72



C:\WINDOWS\system32>
    In the above output, the size unit is still "GB" even if the size is less than 1 GB, for example .04 GB.
    In the attached script, the size unit becomes "MB" if the size is less than 1 GB. See my example below:
    Code:
    
Drive Letter Drive Label File System Free Space Used Space Total Space Free (%)
------------ ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------
             VTOYEFI     FAT            9.24 MB   22.50 MB    31.74 MB     29 %
             Recovery    NTFS          83.69 MB  415.30 MB   499.00 MB     17 %
     C       Windows 10  NTFS          50.98 GB   29.42 GB    80.40 GB     63 %
     D       Data        NTFS         326.72 GB   58.04 GB   384.76 GB     85 %
     E       DEVICE      FAT32          7.03 GB  172.56 MB     7.20 GB     98 %
     F       EXTRA       FAT32         18.89 GB    1.98 GB    20.87 GB     91 %
     I       SD CARD 1   FAT32          1.80 GB   93.28 MB     1.89 GB     95 %
     K       SD CARD2    FAT32          1.75 GB   35.24 MB     1.79 GB     98 %
     L       Windows ISO NTFS           2.21 GB    5.79 GB     8.00 GB     28 %
     Y       Ventoy      exFAT         56.45 GB    3.55 GB    60.00 GB     94 %
     Z                                   .00 MB     .00 MB      .00 MB
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  6. Paul Black
    Posts : 18,044
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       New #1274

    Hello @Matthew Wai,

    Matthew Wai said:
    In the above output, the size unit is still "GB" even if the size is less than 1 GB, for example .04 GB.
    In the attached script, the size unit becomes "MB" if the size is less than 1 GB . . .
    VERY NICE Matthew.

    I have compiled it into a single Command and added 2 Decimal points for anyone interested . . .

    Code:
    
PowerShell "Get-volume | Sort DriveLetter | FT -A @{l='Drive Letter';E={($_.DriveLetter)};align='Left'}, @{l='Drive Label';E={($_.FileSystemLabel)};align='Left'}, @{l='File System';E={($_.FileSystem)}}, @{l='Free Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Used Space';E={;If ($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Total Space';E={;If ($_.Size -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Free (%)';E={;[Math]::round(($_.Sizeremaining / $_.Size)*100, 2).ToString('#.00') };A='Right'}"

Drive Letter Drive Label     File System Free Space Used Space Total Space Free (%)
------------ -----------     ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------
             System Reserved NTFS         121.37 MB  457.63 MB   579.00 MB    20.96
C            Win_10          NTFS          16.67 GB   13.36 GB    30.03 GB    55.52
D            Data            NTFS           6.89 GB   10.89 GB    17.79 GB    38.76
E                                            .00 MB     .00 MB      .00 MB
S            System_Image    NTFS           6.04 GB  979.43 MB     7.00 GB    86.34
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  7. Matthew Wai
    Posts : 7,607
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       New #1275

    Paul Black said:
    added 2 Decimal points for anyone interested . . .
    I intentionally removed the decimal places because I thought they were unnecessary.
    Let the BSOD analysts decide whether to add or remove them.
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  8. jbcarreon123
    Posts : 1,777
    Windows 11 [21H2]
       New #1276

    Paul Black said:
    Hello @Matthew Wai,


    VERY NICE Matthew.

    I have compiled it into a single Command and added 2 Decimal points for anyone interested . . .

    Code:
    
PowerShell "Get-volume | Sort DriveLetter | FT -A @{l='Drive Letter';E={($_.DriveLetter)};align='Left'}, @{l='Drive Label';E={($_.FileSystemLabel)};align='Left'}, @{l='File System';E={($_.FileSystem)}}, @{l='Free Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Used Space';E={;If ($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Total Space';E={;If ($_.Size -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Free (%)';E={;[Math]::round(($_.Sizeremaining / $_.Size)*100, 2).ToString('#.00') };A='Right'}"

Drive Letter Drive Label     File System Free Space Used Space Total Space Free (%)
------------ -----------     ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------
             System Reserved NTFS         121.37 MB  457.63 MB   579.00 MB    20.96
C            Win_10          NTFS          16.67 GB   13.36 GB    30.03 GB    55.52
D            Data            NTFS           6.89 GB   10.89 GB    17.79 GB    38.76
E                                            .00 MB     .00 MB      .00 MB
S            System_Image    NTFS           6.04 GB  979.43 MB     7.00 GB    86.34
    I will improve it.

    Matthew Wai said:
    I intentionally removed the decimal places because I thought they were unnecessary.
    Let the BSOD analysts decide whether to add or remove them.
    When I compiled the batch file to an single line, the 98 % becomes 9846 %%.
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  9. Matthew Wai
    Posts : 7,607
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       New #1277

    jbcarreon123 said:
    I compiled the batch file to an single line
    I intentionally separated the overly long line into multiple short lines because the long line drove me crazy.
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  10. jbcarreon123
    Posts : 1,777
    Windows 11 [21H2]
       New #1278

    Paul Black said:
    Hello @Matthew Wai,


    VERY NICE Matthew.

    I have compiled it into a single Command and added 2 Decimal points for anyone interested . . .

    Code:
    
PowerShell "Get-volume | Sort DriveLetter | FT -A @{l='Drive Letter';E={($_.DriveLetter)};align='Left'}, @{l='Drive Label';E={($_.FileSystemLabel)};align='Left'}, @{l='File System';E={($_.FileSystem)}}, @{l='Free Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Used Space';E={;If ($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Total Space';E={;If ($_.Size -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}};A='Right'}, @{l='Free (%)';E={;[Math]::round(($_.Sizeremaining / $_.Size)*100, 2).ToString('#.00') };A='Right'}"

Drive Letter Drive Label     File System Free Space Used Space Total Space Free (%)
------------ -----------     ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------
             System Reserved NTFS         121.37 MB  457.63 MB   579.00 MB    20.96
C            Win_10          NTFS          16.67 GB   13.36 GB    30.03 GB    55.52
D            Data            NTFS           6.89 GB   10.89 GB    17.79 GB    38.76
E                                            .00 MB     .00 MB      .00 MB
S            System_Image    NTFS           6.04 GB  979.43 MB     7.00 GB    86.34
    I improved it.

    Code:
    powershell "Get-volume | Sort DriveLetter | FT -A @{l="""Drive Letter""";E={;If ($_.DriveLetter -eq $NULL) {'Hidden'} else {($_.DriveLetter)}};align='Center'}, @{l='Drive Label';E={;If ($_.FileSystemLabel -eq '') {'NO LABEL'} else {($_.FileSystemLabel)}};align='left'}, @{l='File System';E={;If ($_.FileSystemType -eq '') {'Unknown'} else {($_.FileSystemType)}};align='center'}, @{l='Free Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Used Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Total Space';E={;If ($_.Size -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Free (%)';E={;[Math]::round(($_.Sizeremaining / $_.Size)*100, 2).ToString('#.00') };A='Right'}"
    Code:
    Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22000.434]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

==============================
  jbcarreon123's CMD AutoRun
------------------------------
  PC Name: JB-PC
  RunAs Admin? False
  Windows Version:
  Microsoft Windows 11 Pro
==============================

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>powershell "Get-volume | Sort DriveLetter | FT -A @{l="""Drive Letter""";E={;If ($_.DriveLetter -eq $NULL) {'Hidden'} else {($_.DriveLetter)}};align='Center'}, @{l='Drive Label';E={;If ($_.FileSystemLabel -eq '') {'NO LABEL'} else {($_.FileSystemLabel)}};align='left'}, @{l='File System';E={;If ($_.FileSystemType -eq '') {'Unknown'} else {($_.FileSystemType)}};align='center'}, @{l='Free Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Used Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Total Space';E={;If ($_.Size -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Free (%)';E={;[Math]::round(($_.Sizeremaining / $_.Size)*100, 2).ToString('#.00') };A='Right'}"

Drive Letter Drive Label       File System Free Space Used Space Total Space Free (%)
------------ -----------       ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------
   Hidden    NO LABEL             NTFS       85.09 MB  525.91 MB   611.00 MB    13.93
     C       Windows 11           NTFS       75.19 GB   35.90 GB   111.09 GB    67.69
     D       Data                 NTFS       82.46 GB   28.76 GB   111.22 GB    74.15
     E       NO LABEL            Unknown
     F       Test Volume [SSD]    NTFS      508.64 MB   53.36 MB   562.00 MB    90.51
     G       Ventoy               NTFS      178.62 MB   14.24 GB    14.41 GB     1.21
     H       NO LABEL            Unknown
     I       VTOYEFI               FAT        4.93 MB   26.80 MB    31.74 MB    15.54



C:\Users\jbcarreon123>
    @Paul Black,
    Can't manage to fit the whole new command to my execution time.
    Code:
    C:\Users\jbcarreon123>D:\Check_CMD_EXE_Exec_Time.bat

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo Command? or EXE name?
Command? or EXE name?                                                                                                                                                                     C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo Ex: PowerShell
Ex: PowerShell                                                                                                                                                                            C:\Users\jbcarreon123>set /p "s1=>"
>

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo.


C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo Parameters?
Parameters?

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo Ex: -Command {Get-Disk}
Ex: -Command {Get-Disk}

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>set /p "s2=>"
>

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo.


C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo Start by pressing any key
Start by pressing any key

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>pause  1>nul

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=:.," %a in ("21:58:09.17") do (set /A "start=(((%a*60)+1%b % 100)*60+1%c % 100)*100+1%d % 100"  )

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>(set /A "start=(((21*60)+158 % 100)*60+109 % 100)*100+117 % 100"  )

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>set "timest=21:58:09.17"

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>PowerShell "Get-volume | Sort DriveLetter | FT -A @{l="""Drive Letter""";E={;If ($_.DriveLetter -eq $NULL) {'Hidden'} else {($_.DriveLetter)}};align='Center'}, @{l='Drive Label';E={;If ($_.FileSystemLabel -eq '') {'NO LABEL'} else {($_.FileSystemLabel)}};align='left'}, @{l='File System';E={;If ($_.FileSystemType -eq '') {'Unknown'} else {($_.FileSystemType)}};align='center'}, @{l='Free Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Used Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Total Space';E={;If ($_.Size -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size -lt 10737418
Missing closing ')' after expression in 'If' statement.
    + CategoryInfo          : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : MissingEndParenthesisAfterStatement


C:\Users\jbcarreon123>set "timef=21:58:09.54"

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>rem Get end time:

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>rem Get end time:

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=:.," %a in ("21:58:09.54") do (set /A "end=(((%a*60)+1%b % 100)*60+1%c % 100)*100+1%d % 100"  )

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>(set /A "end=(((21*60)+158 % 100)*60+109 % 100)*100+154 % 100"  )

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>rem Get elapsed time:

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>set /A elapsed=end-start

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>rem Show elapsed time:

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>set /A hh=elapsed/(60*60*100), rest=elapsed%(60*60*100), mm=rest/(60*100), rest%=60*100, ss=rest/100, cc=rest%100

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>if 0 LSS 10 set mm=00

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>if 0 LSS 10 set ss=00

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>if 37 LSS 10 set cc=037

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo.


C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo The Runtime is:
The Runtime is:

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo 00 Minutes
00 Minutes

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo 00 Seconds
00 Seconds

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo.


C:\Users\jbcarreon123>echo Press any key to exit.
Press any key to exit.

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>
    But I managed to make this:
    Code:
    C:\Users\jbcarreon123>D:\Check_CMD_EXE_Exec_Time.bat
Command? or EXE name?
Ex: PowerShell
>cmd

Parameters?
Ex: -Command {Get-Disk}
>/c dir

Start by pressing any key

==============================
  jbcarreon123's CMD AutoRun
------------------------------
  PC Name: JB-PC
  RunAs Admin? False
  Windows Version:
  Microsoft Windows 11 Pro
==============================
 Volume in drive C is Windows 11
 Volume Serial Number is 6229-FA50

 Directory of C:\Users\jbcarreon123

01/21/2022  05:30 PM    <DIR>          .
01/09/2022  04:08 AM    <DIR>          ..
01/22/2022  05:47 PM    <DIR>          .elevenclock
01/09/2022  09:13 PM    <DIR>          .VirtualBox
01/09/2022  04:07 AM    <DIR>          Contacts
01/11/2022  01:04 PM           295,290 eventlog.txt
01/09/2022  04:07 AM    <DIR>          Favorites
01/11/2022  10:28 PM             1,014 File2EXE.bat
01/11/2022  09:55 PM               858 File2EXE.bat.bak
01/09/2022  04:07 AM    <DIR>          Links
01/09/2022  04:07 AM    <DIR>          Music
01/11/2022  12:01 PM    <DIR>          OneDrive
01/08/2022  08:41 PM    <DIR>          Pictures
01/09/2022  04:07 AM    <DIR>          Saved Games
01/08/2022  08:44 PM    <DIR>          Searches
11/30/2021  11:47 AM            23,145 Tuneup_plus_log.bat
01/12/2022  06:20 PM    <DIR>          Videos
01/09/2022  09:10 PM    <DIR>          VirtualBox VMs
               4 File(s)        320,307 bytes
              14 Dir(s)  80,732,180,480 bytes free

The Runtime is:
00 Minutes
00 Seconds

Press any key to exit.

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>
    Check_CMD_EXE_Exec_Time.bat

    Feel free to publish this to Batch Scripts / Programs.
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  12. Paul Black
    Posts : 18,044
    Win 10 Pro 64-bit v1909 - Build 18363 Custom ISO Install
       New #1279

    jbcarreon123 said:
    When I compiled the batch file to an single line, the 98 % becomes 9846 %%.
    Yes, I had a problem with the %, I got round it by doubling up the percentage sign [ Escape ] and changing the formula slightly.

    I hope this helps.
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  13. Paul Black
    Posts : 18,044
    Win 10 Pro 64-bit v1909 - Build 18363 Custom ISO Install
       New #1280

    Hello @jbcarreon123,

    jbcarreon123 said:
    I improved it.

    Code:
    Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22000.434]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

==============================
  jbcarreon123's CMD AutoRun
------------------------------
  PC Name: JB-PC
  RunAs Admin? False
  Windows Version:
  Microsoft Windows 11 Pro
==============================

C:\Users\jbcarreon123>powershell "Get-volume | Sort DriveLetter | FT -A @{l="""Drive Letter""";E={;If ($_.DriveLetter -eq $NULL) {'Hidden'} else {($_.DriveLetter)}};align='Center'}, @{l='Drive Label';E={;If ($_.FileSystemLabel -eq '') {'NO LABEL'} else {($_.FileSystemLabel)}};align='left'}, @{l='File System';E={;If ($_.FileSystemType -eq '') {'Unknown'} else {($_.FileSystemType)}};align='center'}, @{l='Free Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.SizeRemaining / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Used Space';E={;If ($_.SizeRemaining -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round(($_.Size - $_.SizeRemaining) / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Total Space';E={;If ($_.Size -eq '0') {''} else {If ($_.Size -lt 1073741824) {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1MB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 MB')} else {;[Math]::round($_.Size / 1GB, 2, 00).ToString('#.00 GB')}}};A='Right'}, @{l='Free (%)';E={;[Math]::round(($_.Sizeremaining / $_.Size)*100, 2).ToString('#.00') };A='Right'}"

Drive Letter Drive Label       File System Free Space Used Space Total Space Free (%)
------------ -----------       ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------
   Hidden    NO LABEL             NTFS       85.09 MB  525.91 MB   611.00 MB    13.93
     C       Windows 11           NTFS       75.19 GB   35.90 GB   111.09 GB    67.69
     D       Data                 NTFS       82.46 GB   28.76 GB   111.22 GB    74.15
     E       NO LABEL            Unknown
     F       Test Volume [SSD]    NTFS      508.64 MB   53.36 MB   562.00 MB    90.51
     G       Ventoy               NTFS      178.62 MB   14.24 GB    14.41 GB     1.21
     H       NO LABEL            Unknown
     I       VTOYEFI               FAT        4.93 MB   26.80 MB    31.74 MB    15.54
    I REALLY like the addition of the Hidden and NO LABEL entries. That suits my OCD to no end.

    I will have a look at the .bat file later, and I am sure that others will also benefit.
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