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Is there a way to determine (from a batch file) whether a particular BitLocker protected external USB drive is currently connected to the PC?
Normally I would use “if exist x:” in the batch file but with BitLocker protection enabled it says the drive is not connected even if it is connected. (All I’m trying to determine is whether or not the drive is connected -- not whether it’s locked or unlocked.)
Thanks.