How to get list of drives using DOS command on Windows Xp

[McGrawh]

I'm running Windows Xp as my operating system. I would like to know that how can i use DOS command in order to view all list of drivers that has been installed on my system. So, can any body tell me that how can to get a list of drives by using DOS command on Windows Xp? What command should i used in order to get complete list of drivers installed on my pc? Does any body knows about it? Kindly suggest me your views on the above issue.

[Calvin K]

I think for that you need to click on your Start menu and then select Run. Then after selcting Run you need to type "fdisk" in your command prompt. Then after hitting the Enter key, you will get all your drivers been listed on your desktop screen.

[Lillebror]

If you are using NTFS on your system then you can try out the following command, you just need to type in chkdsk on your command prompt. It will just give you the information related to your drive sizes and assigned letters. But you can also try out the following command fdisk /status on your pc.

[robertg]

Using your DOS Prompt type:
fsutil fsinfo drives

Gives you a list of your drives.