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TrAncE XD · 08-09-05

If I were to stealth one of my drives i know to "eject" the drive i would have to make a shortcut file and put it somewhere so it would open when i clicked on it. Does anyone know what the target is for opening a drive or how to do it w/o pushing the button. (I already know how to right click on the drive and push eject in my computer) but i need a way to do it in 1 click that I could have on my desktop.

game · 08-09-05

You mean on a network or trying to hide it from a bunch of people using the same computer? For a network put a $ sign in front of it. The other one I don't know...

DataX · 08-09-05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ares545

If I were to stealth one of my drives i know to "eject" the drive i would have to make a shortcut file and put it somewhere so it would open when i clicked on it. Does anyone know what the target is for opening a drive or how to do it w/o pushing the button. (I alrdy know how to right click on the drive and push eject in my computer) but i need a way to do it in 1 click that I could have on my desktop.

Try this: http://www.ttuga.com/download/46/detail_10193.html

game · 08-09-05

If you have something you don't want anyone else to see you could always put it on a flash drive or burn it on a CD.

**BFRD** · 08-10-05

Create a new text file and change the name to "eject.vbs" (or whatever name .vbs)

Now paste the following code:

Code:

CreateObject("Shell.Application").Namespace(17).ParseName("F:\").InvokeVerb("E&ject")

In this example the drive to eject was the "F" drive. You can adjust as needed.

Tested on XP Pro

*Lando95* · 08-10-05

Quote:

Originally Posted by BFRD

Create a new text file and change the name to "eject.vbs" (or whatever name .vbs)

Now paste the following code:

PHP Code:


			
CreateObject("Shell.Application").Namespace(17).ParseName("F:\").InvokeVerb("E&ject")

In this example the drive to eject was the "F" drive. You can adjust as needed.

Tested on XP Pro

Great post BFRD! That is very good to know, thanks.

-Thrilla- · 08-10-05

how do u make it go back in ???

Goldenpi · 08-10-05

Push it. It may sound harsh on the mechanics, but every drive I have seen will detect if you push it part-way closed and use the motor for the rest.

n-sanity · 08-10-05

Woah, very nice psot with the php part. rap 4 u. I fell ur gonna get lots of em off of this. But indeed, how do u make it go back in... and where did u get this? I wana make a small php file with a gui in css/html maybe java, and make it control as many things as i can. I so want 2 knwo wher eu got it.. If u pm me with the source, i wont tell no one

Nvm, googled it foudn lotsa helped. Thnx for pointing us in a direction. Peeps, i tihnk ill make afaq on lots of these things.

n-sanity · 08-10-05

I just researched shell applications and coding them, and i just wrote a better one.
Windows recognizes the drives you have on ur pc, i believe even dvd drives are listed under the same name. so heres my script:

Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7" )
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection
colCDROMs.Item(ur cdrom number).Eject ]

also save it as a .vbs , but here you can select which drive you want to eject, for example 0 would be ur first or master cdrom, 1 would be the second one. try this:

Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7" )
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection
colCDROMs.Item(0).Eject

this will eject ur first cdrom.

Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7" )
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection
colCDROMs.Item(1).Eject

Will eject the next cdrom in line, or the slave.

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