How to find a usb drive letter trhough the Run box in windows and use it to run a script

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How to find a usb drive letter trhough the Run box in windows and use it to run a script



I am trying to run a script from the run box in windows. The problem is that this is on a usb and I want to be able to do this on different computers. The usb is called "bashbunny", but the drive letter will change depending on the computer. How do i find the drive letter and launch the script that is on the usb through the Run box?



Sorry if im not able to explain better :)



What I have done so far:


powershell ".((gwmi win32_volume -f 'label=''BashBunny''').Name+'payloadsswitch1r.cmd')"





I don't understand why you would open a command prompt and type in a command to find and launch a script on a USB drive with a known label. A double click in the GUI is much quicker I'd suspect.
– Compo
Mar 9 '17 at 22:58





@compo Actually I am going to set it up with the new bashbunny from hak5 so it is a lot faster to do it through the run box if possible :) and I dont want to open the command prompt, I want to do it through the run box (you know win+r) :)
– Simen K
Mar 9 '17 at 23:10







@Compo They point is I want to plug in the usb and let it do all the work ;) And I was able to do it right now! :D
– Simen K
Mar 9 '17 at 23:37





What is called SCRIPTER and what is called BashBunny? I am confused...
– aschipfl
Mar 12 '17 at 16:13


SCRIPTER


BashBunny





Haha I later changed the label back to bashbunny :)
– Simen K
Mar 12 '17 at 18:07




3 Answers
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After tinkering a bit I found the solution:


powershell -executionpolicy Bypass ".((gwmi win32_volume -f 'label=''BashBunny''').Name+'payloadsswitch1r.ps1')"



Here is a pure cmd solution (as you also tagged your question accordingly):


(for /F "skip=1" %I in ('wmic Volume where ^(DriveType^=2 AND Label LIKE "BashBunny"^) get DriveLetter') do @for /F %J in ("%I") do @set "DRIVE=%J") && call "^%DRIVE^%payloadsswitch1r.cmd"



Or, with an alternative wmic command line:


wmic


(for /F "skip=1" %I in ('wmic LogicalDisk where ^(DriveType^=2 AND VolumeName^="BashBunny"^) get DeviceID') do @for /F %J in ("%I") do @set "DRIVE=%J") && call "^%DRIVE^%payloadsswitch1r.cmd"



how about to find the drive letter of a USB Card, but the search by the Manufacture or another way.
My problem is that the users change the Label and I need to find the drive letter by the Batch to format that drive in the imaging process.



Some ideas ?





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