How Can I Determine the Drive Letter for the Drive My Script is Currently Running On? [closed] - powershell

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I will need to find a way of knowing what drive my usb is on, so I could copy some files from the PC on to the flash drive. I already know how to do this using powershell, however I need a way of doing it via .bat and cmd.
Thanks in advance.

Your running script is always, %0 and the drive letter holding your running script can be referenced using variable modifiers.
From Call/?
%~d1 - expands %1 to a drive letter only
Example:
Echo %~d0

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