Find drives in the PC

[DBC User]

I have a program in the network location, which when running, it needs
to find out what are all the drives available in the PC. I have the
following code in my program

using (ManagementClas s netwConn = new
ManagementClass ("Win32_Network Connection"))
{
ManagementObjec tCollection shares =
netwConn.GetIns tances();
foreach (ManagementObje ct share in shares)
{
Console.WriteLi ne("{0} - {1}", share["LocalName"],
share["RemotePath "]);
if (path.Equals(sh are["RemotePath "].ToString()))
return share["LocalName"].ToString();
}
return "";
}
I realised that since the application is invoked from the server, it
might be trying to find the drives in the server insteaded of my PC.
Is this a correct if so, how can I identify all the drives available
in the PC itself instead of Server?

[Willy Denoyette [MVP]]

"DBC User" <db*****@gmail. comwrote in message
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>I have a program in the network location, which when running, it needs
to find out what are all the drives available in the PC. I have the
following code in my program

using (ManagementClas s netwConn = new
ManagementClass ("Win32_Network Connection"))
{
ManagementObjec tCollection shares =
netwConn.GetIns tances();
foreach (ManagementObje ct share in shares)
{
Console.WriteLi ne("{0} - {1}", share["LocalName"],
share["RemotePath "]);
if (path.Equals(sh are["RemotePath "].ToString()))
return share["LocalName"].ToString();
}
return "";
}
I realised that since the application is invoked from the server, it
might be trying to find the drives in the server insteaded of my PC.
Is this a correct if so, how can I identify all the drives available
in the PC itself instead of Server?

You can use System;IO.GetDr ives to retrieve the *local* disk drives actually
connected to your system.

Willy.