I've been seeing quite a few requests about knowing which files are on which drives in case of needing a recovery for unduplicated files. I know the dpcmd.exe has some functionality for listing all files and their locations, but I wanted something that I could "tweak" a little better to my needs, so I created a PowerShell script to get me exactly what I need. I decided on PowerShell, as it allows me to do just about ANYTHING I can imagine, given enough logic. Feel free to use this, or let me
Hi,
I really liked the idea of doing this, but as others had also mentioned, I had issues with the maximum path limitation. I also wanted to log other information, like the drive model, serial number, etc. I also wanted to schedule it as a daily task, and to have it automatically compress the resulting files to save disk space.
I wrote a powershell script to do all of that. It relies on the dpcmd utility's output (for which you will need a recent version). DrivePool itself isn't limited