MakeInstall.bat can't detect my usb drive

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just can not detect my usb drive.
sad(

[Masamune3210]

Try launching the batch file as administrator

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ye, i try it
still cannot detect my usb
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[wilkergrcv]

If you are using an external hard drive instead of a flash drive, change this line in the MakeInstall.py file.

By default it will be like this:

def get_disks_of_type(self, disk_list, disk_type=(0,2)):

with this configuration makeinstall will only show removable and unknown devices

now just change that same line with a 3 looking like this

def get_disks_of_type(self, disk_list, disk_type=(0,2,3)):

save the file and run MakeInstall.bat again and be happy.

[RavHilton]

Same issue here - no drives are shown (Win 11, latest public build, latest public updates, Python 3.11.1, x64) and the addition of disk_type "3" as suggested by https://github.com/wilkergrcv makes no difference at all. Yes, already running elevated as admin...

Even after using option "D", all I see is as follows:

#######################################################

Potential Removable Media

#######################################################

!WARNING! This list includes ALL disk types.
!WARNING! Be ABSOLUTELY sure before selecting
!WARNING! a disk!

Q. Quit

Usage:

[tianyehuakai]

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[RavHilton]

I found an old Win 10 laptop hanging about, and tried on that and it looks to be working. So looks like this needs to be updated for Windows 11 users...

[alerion921]

If there is a problem with your drive you could always try to check google for diskpart commands to see if its shown there or using disk manager, could be your drive is in the wrong format to begin with (This happend to me, after deleting the partitions and reformating as ntfs it worked flawless)

Edit: Im on win 11 and have no issues btw

[KuusamoMart]

Another one having the same issue, Windows 11 x64, Python 3, none of my drives are showing up. Using 'D' doesn't have any effect (other than changing the enabled / disabled status in the menu.

[KuusamoMart]

See issue 179 where I have carried out some investigations of the diskwin script and why it doesn't work correctly under Windows 11 and later releases of Windows 10

[ibelouis]

got working on latest win11 (insider preview)
first:
install wmic via cmd line (dont have tab open top copy paste it at moment)
second:
open cmd in gibmacos folder, then type the following into cmd line:
SET PATH=C:\Windows\System32\wbem;%PATH%;
it will have to be done everytime cmd is ran, only softchanges set path varible for that instance of cmd

[ibelouis]

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