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To recover mistakenly deleted or lost files from PC and external drives, you can use MiniTool Power Data Recovery. You can also type sfc /scannow to run Windows SFC (System File Checker) tool to check and repair corrupt or missing system files in your Windows 10 computer.

This will run Windows 10 CHKDSK to verify the disk file system integrity and fix logical file system errors, as well as check bad sectors on the hard disk. The most commonly used two command utilities are CHKDSK and SFC.Īfter you enter into Command Prompt, you can type chkdsk *: /f /r (replace “*” with the drive letter) and hit Enter. If your hard drive has some issues, you can also use CMD to scan the repair hard drive errors. Read More How to Use Command Prompt to Scan and Fix (External) Hard Drive in Windows 10 You will see that it displays the volume number, drive letter, drive label, formatting system, partition type and size, status, and some other information. Then you can type list volume, and hit Enter. You can open CMD, type diskpart and hit Enter. To list drives, you can type fsutil fsinfo drives and hit Enter.Īlternatively, you can use another command-line tool named Diskpart to get the list of all hard drives with some more details of the drives. You can also use it to list drives and files. Windows also has another command line tool named Fsutil that helps for file, system and disk management. Then type the command: wmic logicaldisk get name or wmic logicaldisk get caption, and hit Enter to check the list of all drives detected by your computer.If you need to simple list all drives, you can use WMIC (Windows Management Instrumentation) command.Hit Enter key on the keyboard, and you will access the external drive from Command Prompt. After you open Command Prompt, you can type the drive letter of the external removable drive, be it USB flash drive or external hard drive, and type a colon after it.You should plug the USB flash drive or external hard drive into the computer.Read More How to Open USB Flash Drive or External Hard Drive Using CMD