USB DRIVER HELP!!! (SOLVED)

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joakim · #1 Post by **joakim** » 24 Jun 2012 14:03

TNX guys i soled it XD now i have made a simple thing to make you select the driver of your USB Drive, and it works Great =) im am soooo happy tnx guys

now i only have to fix some things and its done =)

@echo off
color 0A
title USB Defender 2.5.1V
cls
echo ================================
echo Please Select an Drive to begin
echo ================================
echo.
echo.
echo Please wrigt down your USB drive (only the letter)
echo.
echo example: F: H: G: etc...
echo.
set /p "Drives=>"
echo.
echo.
Pause
cls

:Home
cls
echo =====================================================
echo = USB Security Tool 6.7.2V = "made by skillsa2=Lama_Disco=
echo =====================================================
echo.
echo DRIVER SELECTED = "%Drives%"
echo.
echo 1. Open Folder.(Works even if the folder are hidden)
echo.
echo 2. Unhide Folder.
echo.
echo 3. Hide Folder.
echo.
echo 4. Make a Folder.
echo.
echo 5. Hide the Folder %fna%. (Hides only new folders)
echo.
echo 6. Unide the Folder %fna%. (Unhides only new folders)
echo.
echo 7. Deltet Folder %fna%.
echo.
echo 8. Format drive. (Deletes all files and folders)
echo.
echo 9. See all hidden files.
echo.
echo 10. Exit
echo.
echo.
set /p "cho=>"

if %cho%==1 goto 1A
if %cho%==2 goto 2B
if %cho%==3 goto 3C
if %cho%==4 goto 4D
if %cho%==5 goto 5E
if %cho%==6 goto 6F
if %cho%==7 goto 7G
if %cho%==8 goto 8H
if %cho%==9 goto 9I
if %cho%==10 goto 10J

:1A
cls
IF EXIST Lock (goto pass1A) ELSE (md Lock)

:pass1A
set pass=12
echo Please Enter your Password.
echo.
echo.
set /p "ui=>"
if %ui%==%pass% (goto open1A)
echo.
echo.
cls
echo The password is not correct. Please try again
echo (make sure caps lock is NOT enabled).
echo.
echo.
pause
goto Home

:2B

cls
set pass=12
echo Please Enter your Password.
echo.
echo.
set /p "ui=>"
if %ui%==%pass% (goto Unhide2B)
echo.
echo.
cls
echo The password is not correct. Please try again
echo (Make sure caps lock is NOT enabled).
echo.
echo.
pause
goto Home

:3C

cls
Drives:
attrib Lock +s +h
goto Home

:4D
cls

echo Please Enter the name of the new folder.
echo.
echo.
set /p "fna=>"
md %fna%
echo The folder %fna% has been created!
echo.
echo.
pause
goto Home

:5GA

:8H
cls
set pass=12
echo Please Enter your Password.
echo.
echo.
set /p "ui=>"
if %ui%==%pass% (goto Delall8H)
echo.
echo.
cls
echo The password is not correct. Please try again
echo (make sure caps lock is NOT enabled).
echo.
echo.
pause
goto Home

:9I
cls
dir /ah
echo.
echo.
pause
goto Home

:7G
cls
set pass=12
echo Please Enter your Password.
echo.
echo.
set /p "ui=>"
if %ui%==%pass% (goto Delfol7G)
echo.
echo.
cls
echo The password is not correct. Please try again
echo (make sure caps lock is NOT enabled).
echo.
echo.
pause
goto Home

:6F
cls
%Drives%:
attrib %fna% -s -h

:5E
cls
%Drives%:
attrib %fna% +s +h
goto Home

elall8H
cls
format Drives

elfol7G
cls
del %fna% /F
echo.
echo.
pause
goto Home

:Unhide2B

cls
Drives
attrib Lock -s -h
goto Home

pen1A

cls
start Lock
goto Home

:10J
cls
exit

#2 Post by **aGerman** » 24 Jun 2012 14:14

You could always use relative pathes like \Spel. But if you're looking for the drive letter where the batch file is placed then apply %~d0.
Try that to display its content ...

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echo %~d0

... also have a look at the help message for call /?.

Regards
aGerman

Fawers · #3 Post by **Fawers** » 24 Jun 2012 16:51

Following aGerman's stream of thought, you could start your file like this:

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@echo off
cd /d %~d0
set /a "pass=25 %% 13"

:menu
color 0A
::remaining code goes here

I used the module operator (%) to define the password because it's harder for other people to read (at least it's what I think).

A list with module operations resulting in 12 (1 < x < 100; 1 < y < 100)

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12 % 13 = 12
12 % 14 = 12
12 % 15 = 12
12 % 16 = 12
12 % 17 = 12
12 % 18 = 12
12 % 19 = 12
12 % 20 = 12
12 % 21 = 12
12 % 22 = 12
12 % 23 = 12
12 % 24 = 12
12 % 25 = 12
12 % 26 = 12
12 % 27 = 12
12 % 28 = 12
12 % 29 = 12
12 % 30 = 12
12 % 31 = 12
12 % 32 = 12
12 % 33 = 12
12 % 34 = 12
12 % 35 = 12
12 % 36 = 12
12 % 37 = 12
12 % 38 = 12
12 % 39 = 12
12 % 40 = 12
12 % 41 = 12
12 % 42 = 12
12 % 43 = 12
12 % 44 = 12
12 % 45 = 12
12 % 46 = 12
12 % 47 = 12
12 % 48 = 12
12 % 49 = 12
12 % 50 = 12
12 % 51 = 12
12 % 52 = 12
12 % 53 = 12
12 % 54 = 12
12 % 55 = 12
12 % 56 = 12
12 % 57 = 12
12 % 58 = 12
12 % 59 = 12
12 % 60 = 12
12 % 61 = 12
12 % 62 = 12
12 % 63 = 12
12 % 64 = 12
12 % 65 = 12
12 % 66 = 12
12 % 67 = 12
12 % 68 = 12
12 % 69 = 12
12 % 70 = 12
12 % 71 = 12
12 % 72 = 12
12 % 73 = 12
12 % 74 = 12
12 % 75 = 12
12 % 76 = 12
12 % 77 = 12
12 % 78 = 12
12 % 79 = 12
12 % 80 = 12
12 % 81 = 12
12 % 82 = 12
12 % 83 = 12
12 % 84 = 12
12 % 85 = 12
12 % 86 = 12
12 % 87 = 12
12 % 88 = 12
12 % 89 = 12
12 % 90 = 12
12 % 91 = 12
12 % 92 = 12
12 % 93 = 12
12 % 94 = 12
12 % 95 = 12
12 % 96 = 12
12 % 97 = 12
12 % 98 = 12
12 % 99 = 12
25 % 13 = 12
26 % 14 = 12
27 % 15 = 12
28 % 16 = 12
29 % 17 = 12
30 % 18 = 12
31 % 19 = 12
32 % 20 = 12
33 % 21 = 12
34 % 22 = 12
35 % 23 = 12
36 % 24 = 12
37 % 25 = 12
38 % 13 = 12
38 % 26 = 12
39 % 27 = 12
40 % 14 = 12
40 % 28 = 12
41 % 29 = 12
42 % 15 = 12
42 % 30 = 12
43 % 31 = 12
44 % 16 = 12
44 % 32 = 12
45 % 33 = 12
46 % 17 = 12
46 % 34 = 12
47 % 35 = 12
48 % 18 = 12
48 % 36 = 12
49 % 37 = 12
50 % 19 = 12
50 % 38 = 12
51 % 13 = 12
51 % 39 = 12
52 % 20 = 12
52 % 40 = 12
53 % 41 = 12
54 % 14 = 12
54 % 21 = 12
54 % 42 = 12
55 % 43 = 12
56 % 22 = 12
56 % 44 = 12
57 % 15 = 12
57 % 45 = 12
58 % 23 = 12
58 % 46 = 12
59 % 47 = 12
60 % 16 = 12
60 % 24 = 12
60 % 48 = 12
61 % 49 = 12
62 % 25 = 12
62 % 50 = 12
63 % 17 = 12
63 % 51 = 12
64 % 13 = 12
64 % 26 = 12
64 % 52 = 12
65 % 53 = 12
66 % 18 = 12
66 % 27 = 12
66 % 54 = 12
67 % 55 = 12
68 % 14 = 12
68 % 28 = 12
68 % 56 = 12
69 % 19 = 12
69 % 57 = 12
70 % 29 = 12
70 % 58 = 12
71 % 59 = 12
72 % 15 = 12
72 % 20 = 12
72 % 30 = 12
72 % 60 = 12
73 % 61 = 12
74 % 31 = 12
74 % 62 = 12
75 % 21 = 12
75 % 63 = 12
76 % 16 = 12
76 % 32 = 12
76 % 64 = 12
77 % 13 = 12
77 % 65 = 12
78 % 22 = 12
78 % 33 = 12
78 % 66 = 12
79 % 67 = 12
80 % 17 = 12
80 % 34 = 12
80 % 68 = 12
81 % 23 = 12
81 % 69 = 12
82 % 14 = 12
82 % 35 = 12
82 % 70 = 12
83 % 71 = 12
84 % 18 = 12
84 % 24 = 12
84 % 36 = 12
84 % 72 = 12
85 % 73 = 12
86 % 37 = 12
86 % 74 = 12
87 % 15 = 12
87 % 25 = 12
87 % 75 = 12
88 % 19 = 12
88 % 38 = 12
88 % 76 = 12
89 % 77 = 12
90 % 13 = 12
90 % 26 = 12
90 % 39 = 12
90 % 78 = 12
91 % 79 = 12
92 % 16 = 12
92 % 20 = 12
92 % 40 = 12
92 % 80 = 12
93 % 27 = 12
93 % 81 = 12
94 % 41 = 12
94 % 82 = 12
95 % 83 = 12
96 % 14 = 12
96 % 21 = 12
96 % 28 = 12
96 % 42 = 12
96 % 84 = 12
97 % 17 = 12
97 % 85 = 12
98 % 43 = 12
98 % 86 = 12
99 % 29 = 12
99 % 87 = 12

#4 Post by **Aacini** » 24 Jun 2012 17:59

Excuse me. I have not reviewed your program, I just focused on your question. Perhaps is this what you want?

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@echo off
set USB_DRIVE=none
for /F "tokens=1*" %%a in ('fsutil fsinfo drives') do (
   for %%c in (%%b) do (
      for /F "tokens=3" %%d in ('fsutil fsinfo drivetype %%c') do (
         if %%d equ Removable (
            set USB_DRIVE=%%c
         )
      )
   )
)
echo The USB drive is: %USB_DRIVE%

Ed Dyreen · #5 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 24 Jun 2012 22:10

'
You lost me on this one Aacini,

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>for /F "tokens=1*" %a in ('fsutil fsinfo drives') do echo.%a,%b,%c
>echo.Stations:,A:\,%c
Stations:,A:\,%c


>fsutil fsinfo drivetype a:
a: - verwisselbaar station

>fsutil fsinfo drivetype b:
b: - verwisselbaar station

>fsutil fsinfo drivetype n:
n: - verwisselbaar station

'verwisselbaar station' is dutch for removeable drive
a: is a floppy drive,
b: is a virtual floppy,
n: is a smartcard.

I believe this way differentiates USB drives properly from other removeable drives.

First get all drives with mountvol

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set "$$=" &for /f "skip=16 tokens=1 delims=\ " %%? in ( 'mountVol.EXE' ) do ...

Next enumerate the regPath 'HKLM\SYSTEM\MountedDevices', something like

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for /f "tokens=2,4 delims=\    " %%a in (

   'reg.EXE query HKLM\SYSTEM\MountedDevices'

) do    set "$a=%%~a" &set "$b=%%~b" &( %StringInStringLHE_% $a, "!$drives.mounted!" ) &&if /i "!$b!" neq "!$b:470045004e0045005200490043005f0046004c004f005000500059005f00440052004900560045=!" (
   ::
   set "$drives.mounted.FLP=!$drives.mounted.FLP!, !$a!"
   set "$drives.mounted.RMV=!$drives.mounted.RMV!, !$a!"

) else    if /i "!$b!" neq "!$b:4300640052006f006d=!" (
   ::
   set  "$drives.mounted.CD=!$drives.mounted.CD!, !$a!"
   set "$drives.mounted.RMV=!$drives.mounted.RMV!, !$a!"

) else    if /i "!$b!" equ "!$b:5C003F00=!" (
   ::
   set  "$drives.mounted.HD=!$drives.mounted.HD!, !$a!"
)

I am being lazy, sorry. Have a look, function: ':§Drive.mounted ()' in file 'function.CMD'.

#6 Post by **foxidrive** » 24 Jun 2012 22:40

Ed Dyreen wrote:You lost me on this one Aacini,

I added echo %%d %%c below

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@echo off
set USB_DRIVE=none
for /F "tokens=1*" %%a in ('fsutil fsinfo drives') do (
   for %%c in (%%b) do (
      for /F "tokens=3" %%d in ('fsutil fsinfo drivetype %%c') do (

echo %%d %%c

         if %%d equ Removable (
            set USB_DRIVE=%%c
         )
      )
   )
)
echo The USB drive is: %USB_DRIVE%

and it prints this.

Fixed C:\
Fixed D:\
Fixed H:\
CD-ROM T:\
Remote/Network Z:\
The USB drive is: none

I plug in a USB drive and it prints this:

Fixed C:\
Fixed D:\
Removable E:\
Fixed H:\
CD-ROM T:\
Remote/Network Z:\
The USB drive is: E:\

It seems to work here.

#7 Post by **Aacini** » 24 Jun 2012 22:54

A simple modification allows to omit A:\ and B:\ floppy drives:

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@echo off
set USB_DRIVE=none
for /F "tokens=1*" %%a in ('fsutil fsinfo drives') do (
   for %%c in (%%b) do (
      if %%c gtr C:\ (
         for /F "tokens=3" %%d in ('fsutil fsinfo drivetype %%c') do (
            if %%d equ Removable (
               set USB_DRIVE=%%c
            )
         )
      )
   )
)
echo The USB drive is: %USB_DRIVE%

Also, previous code get the last Removable drive; to get the first one, insert a GOTO EXIT command after the SET and place the :EXIT label after the first FOR ends.

We need OP's confirmation on these details...

Antonio

Ed Dyreen · #8 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 24 Jun 2012 23:44

'
Did I just discover yet another XP bug

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@echo off &ver

fsutil fsinfo drives

echo. &echo.test1
for /f "tokens=1*" %%a in ( 'echo.A:\ B:\ C:\ D:\ E:\ F:\ G:\ H:\ I:\ J:\ M:\ N:\ O:\ P:\ X:\' ) do echo.a=%%a_ &echo.b=%%b_

echo. &echo.test2
for /f "tokens=1*" %%a in ('fsutil fsinfo drives') do echo.a=%%a_ &echo.b=%%b_

echo. &echo.test3
for /f "eol=@ delims=@" %%a in ('fsutil fsinfo drives') do echo.a=%%a_ &echo.b=%%b_

pause
exit

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Microsoft Windows XP [versie 5.1.2600]

Stations: A:\ B:\ C:\ D:\ E:\ F:\ G:\ H:\ I:\ J:\ M:\ N:\ O:\ P:\ X:\

test1
a=A:\_
b=B:\ C:\ D:\ E:\ F:\ G:\ H:\ I:\ J:\ M:\ N:\ O:\ P:\ X:\_

test2
a=Stations:_
b=A:\_

test3
a=Stations: A:\_
b=%b_
Druk op een toets om door te gaan. . .

But still, Aacini's detection method is based on removeable drives, is my floppy a USB ?

#9 Post by **foxidrive** » 25 Jun 2012 00:35

Is your floppy drive an 8 inch or a 5 1/4 inch model?

That takes me back to the full height floppy drives I had on the Apple ][+ ...

#10 Post by **aGerman** » 25 Jun 2012 11:34

It's kinda off topic since the TO runs the batch file from the USB drive (even if he changed his 1st post and removed that sentence) ...

Unfortunately Aacinis code isn't language independent also you need to run as administrator on Vista and newer versions. There's a WMIC solution that could help in that case

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@echo off &setlocal
set "removable=2"

for /f %%i in ('WMIC LOGICALDISK Where "DriveType='%removable%'" get DeviceID /Format:list') do (
  for /f %%j in ("%%i") do ECHO set "%%j\"
)

:: echo %DeviceID%

pause

The 2nd loop is for WMIC versions that return unicode ...

@Ed
I wonder if it would output your floppy :?:

Regards
aGerman

Ed Dyreen · #11 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 25 Jun 2012 14:21

aGerman wrote:
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@echo off &setlocal
set "removable=2"

for /f %%i in ('WMIC LOGICALDISK Where "DriveType='%removable%'" get DeviceID /Format:list') do (
  for /f %%j in ("%%i") do ECHO set "%%j\"
)

:: echo %DeviceID%

pause
The 2nd loop is for WMIC versions that return unicode ...

@Ed
I wonder if it would output your floppy

Regards
aGerman

It surely is removable.

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set "DeviceID=A:\"   << 3.5 inch
set "DeviceID=B:\"   << 3.5 inch
set "DeviceID=M:\"   << USB
set "DeviceID=N:\"   << USB
set "DeviceID=O:\"   << USB
set "DeviceID=P:\"   << USB
Druk op een toets om door te gaan. . .

It seems to detect both floppy's yes, I haven't tested but I assume it is possible to mount a USB to the drives A: or B: on a floppyless system.

#12 Post by **aGerman** » 25 Jun 2012 14:58

OK, I consulted the MSDN.

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DriveType

    Data type: uint32
    Access type: Read-only

    Numeric value that corresponds to the type of disk drive this logical disk represents.

    Value    Meaning
    0        Unknown
    1        No Root Directory
    2        Removable Disk
    3        Local Disk
    4        Network Drive
    5        Compact Disc
    6        RAM Disk

It seems that "Removable Disk" is the most suitable description for a floppy disk, isn't it.

Regards
aGerman

Ed Dyreen · #13 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 25 Jun 2012 15:21

'
Hmm, I'll stick with my 'HKLM\SYSTEM\MountedDevices' solution.

It is language independent and is able to differentiate a USB from a floppy.

Liviu · #14 Post by **Liviu** » 25 Jun 2012 16:25

Ed Dyreen wrote:I haven't tested but I assume it is possible to mount a USB to the drives A: or B: on a floppyless system.

It's even possible to mount a USB stick as drive B: on a single floppy system.

Liviu

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