Windows 10: How to list Writable directories from CMD and Powershell?

Dear Members,I want to know if there is any command that can show me writable directories in CMD and Powershell. ######Just like we can use in Linux: find / -type d -writable -print Find Writable Directories find / -writable 2>/dev/null cut -d "/" -f 2 sort -u• find / -writable 2>/dev/null grep usr cut -d "/" -f 2,3 sort -u Find Writable SubFolder• find / -writable 2>/dev/null cut -d "/" -f 2,3 grep -v proc sort -u Find Writable Folder and get rid of running processes in the result########If there is any command that I can run in windows through CMD or Powershell so

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CMD and PowerShell

Hi Andre,

I did all items you listed.

After reboot, running CMD and powershell (admin) had the same result ("no app associated"). So I turned the feature off in taskbar settings.

Regards,

Danker

 

Directory Size Utility

Is that the one for download in the original post? You should list the version up for download. *Toast :toast:

 

Directory Size Utility

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