_Added in 1.9.0_

*$disk*

In /sysinfo [N:] and /diskinfo [N:] will return the drive letter [N:] used as parameter.

If the [N;] parameter is not defined, $disk will return [[$null]].

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_Added in 1.9.0_

*$disk(path|N)*

Returns information about the specified hard disk, where N = 0 for total available drives, and N > 0 to access each drive.

If no properties is defined, returns [[$true]] if hard disk exists, otherwise [[$false]].

_[[$disk]] with no parameters in /sysinfo [N:] and /diskinfo [N:] will return the drive letter [N:] used as parameter._

*Parameters*

table(ktable).
|*Parameter*|*Description*|
| path<notextile>|</notextile>N | The hard disk letter (C:) or the Nth hard disk. |

*Properties*

table(ktable).
|*Property*|*Description*|
| .type | Type of hard disk. (unknown, norootdirectory, removable, fixed, network, cdrom, ram) |
| .free | Number of free bytes available. |
| .label | Label of the hard disk. |
| .size | Total number of bytes. |
| .unc | The "UNC":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Naming_Convention path for a network drive. (\\x.x.x.x\dir) |
| .path | The hard drive letter/path (C:\) |

*Examples*

<pre>
; Print total number of hard drives.
echo -ag Total number of hard drives is $disk(0)

; Print some hard drive info of the first drive.
echo -ag The first hard drive is $bytes($disk(1).size).suf in size and have $bytes($disk(1).free).suf free space.
</pre>