DeviceMemoryAddress Provides access to the memory ranges used by physical devices
installed on the system. You??™ll see one entry for each memory range used by a device. The output
of this alias is somewhat useless because it doesn??™t provide names for each of the devices,
but you can still use it to detect specific memory range.
DiskDrive Provides access to hard drives and hard drive-like devices, such as USB flash
drives. The output includes formatting, status, and other statistics that are helpful for managing
the hard drive. For example, if you want to quickly determine drive status, type WMIC DiskDrive
GET Name, Caption, NeedsCleaning, Status and press Enter.
DiskQuota Manages disk space usage on Windows NT File System (NTFS) volumes. You
must have the disk quota feature enabled to use this alias. Otherwise, when you type WMIC
DiskQuota and press Enter, you??™ll see a list of the partitions on the current drive, but none of the
drives will show that they have any space used. Setting a disk quota is somewhat complex,
partly because you have to provide so much information to do it. A disk quota is a combination
of a user account and a disk, so you normally specify both.
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