Dos command

  • Thread starter Thread starter Aphex Fraggar
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RSM. It's a cmdline tool that ships with the OS.

Given a known drive letter (I'll use "e" as an example), you can do this at
a cmdline:
for /f "usebackq tokens=6" %i in (`vol e:`) do if "" neq "%i" rsm eject
/pf%i
 
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