How to find the disk and volume GUID on Windows 10

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Disks and volumes on Windows 10 have a unique identifier called a GUID. The GUID for volumes is stored somewhere in the registry but you’d have to go digging around to find it. If you need to find either or both the disk and volume GUID on Windows 10, and you prefer the simplest method possible, you can use the Diskpart utility and a simple PowerShell command. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/find-disk-and-volume-guid-windows-10/



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