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fsutil volume

Dismounts a volume, or queries the hard disk drive to determine how much free space is currently available on the hard disk drive or which file is using a particular cluster. Windows commands reference

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from the Windows commands reference, CC BY 4.0
fsutil volume [allocationreport] <volumepath>
fsutil volume [diskfree] <volumepath>
fsutil volume [dismount] <volumepath>
fsutil volume [filelayout] <volumepath> <fileID>
fsutil volume [list]
fsutil volume [querycluster] <volumepath> <cluster> [<cluster>] …
fsutil volume allocationreport C:
fsutil volume dismount c:
fsutil volume diskfree c:
fsutil volume C: *
fsutil volume C:\Windows
fsutil volume C: 0x00040000000001bf
allocationreportDisplays information about how storage is used on a given volume.
<volumepath>Specifies the drive letter (followed by a colon).
diskfreeQueries the hard disk drive to determine the amount of free space on it.
dismountDismounts a volume.
filelayoutDisplays NTFS metadata for the given file.
<fileID>Specifies the file id.
listLists all of the volumes on the system.
queryclusterFinds which file is using a specified cluster. You can specify multiple clusters with the querycluster parameter.
<cluster>Specifies the logical cluster number (LCN).

See also

fsutil