You can??™t use these characters in a label
for a FAT-formatted drive: * ? / \ | . , ; : + = [ ] < > ???.
/MP Specifies that the drive specification is a mount point or a volume, rather than a drive.
volume Defines the mount point or volume name. If you specify a volume name, then you
don??™t need to provide the /MP command line switch.
Creating Directories with the MD and MkDir Commands
The MD and MkDir commands are equivalent. Both of these commands create a new directory from
the command line. Windows automatically recognizes the new directory, and you can see it within
Windows Explorer and use it from applications. One of the more interesting ways to use this command
is within a batch file to create a directory structure for some task or to set up a new user. This
utility uses the following syntax:
MKDIR [drive:]path
MD [drive:]path
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
drive The drive to use when creating the new directory. The default is to use the current drive.
path The absolute or relative path to use when creating the new directory. The default is to
create the new directory as a subdirectory of the current directory.
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