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How to find out on which disk (not partition) is Windows installed?

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    Claudiu Bucur
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    Hello. I'm trying to figure out how to determine on which disk is Windows installed. I need to do this so that I can get additional infos afterwards about it, like Model Number, Serial Number, etc. I don't need the partition letter (C:, etc), that's easy to get, but on which disk that partition is located (Primary Master (\\.\PhysicalDrive0), Primary Slave (\\.\PhysicalDrive1), etc). Also, I don't want to use WMI. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks alot.

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      Hello. I'm trying to figure out how to determine on which disk is Windows installed. I need to do this so that I can get additional infos afterwards about it, like Model Number, Serial Number, etc. I don't need the partition letter (C:, etc), that's easy to get, but on which disk that partition is located (Primary Master (\\.\PhysicalDrive0), Primary Slave (\\.\PhysicalDrive1), etc). Also, I don't want to use WMI. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks alot.

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      Yitzchok Dev
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      I think you can use WMI

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