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I want to change the volume label of the virtual drive letter I created with subst

It is known that the following command cannot change the drive letter created by subst

Echo offsubst X: C:\ personalfileswmic logicaldisk where "deviceid='X:'" set volumename= "Development" pause

But you can use this vbs script to change

Set oShell = WScript.CreateObject ("Shell.Application") oShell.NameSpace ("X:\"). Self.Name = "Development"

To be honest, VBS is not familiar with.

It didn't work when I changed it like this:

Echo offsubst X: C:\ personalfilesmshta _ vbscript:CreateObject ("Shell.Application") .NameSpace ("X:\") .Self.Name = "Development"

Now would like to ask how to modify the above script to take effect? Thank you.

BTW: I just want to study the batch processing scheme.

After some research, I finally got it.

: On Error Resume NextSub batecho off & cls'&subst X: C:\ personalfilesstart wscript-e:vbs "% ~ f0" Exit SubEnd SubSet oShell = WScript.CreateObject ("Shell.Application") oShell.NameSpace ("X:\"). Self.Name = "Personal Files"

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