Add command option to specify the source of the image file
A Windows tool for writing images to USB sticks or SD/CF cards
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This should be fairly straight forward to add. I'll add it to the laundry list of todo items for the next release.
Hello,
I'm very interesting by a feature for use Win32 Disk Imager in command line mode.
just like this :
Win32DiskImager -write <path_of_img> <drive_letter></drive_letter></path_of_img>
I second Lorezo's request - but perhaps with an added option to confirm the destination.
Being able to script the write or read to disk with an additional option to confirm would be a great addition. I did find that I can pass the file and the drive destination, but nothing will allow me to kick it off with a write task to start it . The assumption would also be that using the command line would run silently or at least close when complete and pass back an exit code.
Anyone know if a command line interface exists/has been added? That would be a great help to folks like me. Best!
I was able to overcome this limitation by downloading a file i found called
CommandLineDiskImager.exe and passing the parameters for the filename and
the target (which is the Drive Letter)
Ie: ".\CommandlineDiskImger.exe Name.bin D:"
https://github.com/davidferguson/CommandLineDiskImager
Hope that helps!
On Sun, Mar 1, 2026, 9:48 PM David P. White dpwhite@users.sourceforge.net
wrote:
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Thanks Adam, that does help. Wish it also had verification in it. But this is a step towards the promised land ....
Best