Windows 10: W10 Diskpart/disk list
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W10 Diskpart/disk list
Hi to all and thank you to Spunk and Navy LCDR - Issue almost resolved from your help.
I have just installed, in my notebook an old SSD EVO 850 Samsung as a 'second' separate SSD to use for a back-up.
When I try to use Diskpart to clean this SSD I encounter a hitch. After bringing up diskpart, I type 'disk list' and enter, but instead of the list of my disks being displayed, a long list of options' titles available from A - Z is shown.
How do I get to see the list of my disks ( 2 of them)? I see from others on line that entering 'disk list' does show the list of disks in their machine.
Guidance over this obstacle would be welcome.
Best wishes
Lonjong
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not "disk list" but
list disk
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It's list disk not disk list
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Diskpart/ disk list = list disk
Hi. Fafhrd and Samuria
Many thanks for your response. Can I blame the 'rorre' on a temporary blip of dislexia?
The disk is no set up as reserve storage.
All best wishes
Lojong
Last edited by Brink; 26 Feb 2017 at 12:15.
Reason: moved to original thread
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