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Command line support
Disk Password Protection supports controlling protection from the command line.
The format of the command line command is given below:
| diskpp.exe </nosplash> <boot|part> <set|unset|change> </hide> </d disk> </v part> </p password> </h hint> </n newpassword> |
Parameters:
/nosplash - hide the splash screen when the program is started
boot - boot protection
part - partition protection
set - enable protection
unset - disable protection
change - change the password
/hide - disable program messages (requests, operation results, etc)
/d "disk" - disk number in the system (starting with 1)
/v "partition" - partition number on the disk (starting with 1)
/p "password" - password
/h "hint" - password hint
/n "newpassword" - new password
You cannot use the quotation mark characters in command line passwords and password hints.
Sample use:
Hides the splash screen when the program is started.
| 2. diskpp.exe part set /d 1 /v 1 /p demo /h "my hint for password" |
Enables partition protection for the first partition on the first disk; the password is "demo", the password hint is "my hint for password".
| 3. diskpp.exe part change /d 1 /v 1 /p demo /n "new demo" /h "super hint" |
Changes the password and the password hint for a protected partition (the first partition on the first disk); the old password is "demo", the new password is "new demo", the new hint is "super hint".
| 4. diskpp.exe part unset /d 1 /v 1 /p "new demo" /hide |
Disables protection for the first partition on the first disk; the password is "demo"; program messages are disabled.
| 5. diskpp.exe boot set /d 1 /p demo /h "my hint for password" |
Enables boot protection for the first disk; the password is "demo", the password hint is "my hint for password".
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