[MS-VDS]: Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol Specification

ValueMeaning0x00000007FILE_DEVICE_DVD0x00000033The device is a DVD.dwMediaType: The media type of the disk; it can have the following values.ValueUnknown0x00000000RemovableMedia0x0000000BFixedMedia0x0000000CMeaningThe disk media type is unknown.The disk media is removable.The disk media is fixed.ullSize: The size of the disk, in bytes.ulBytesPerSector: The size of the sectors for the disk, in bytes.ulSectorsPerTrack: The number of sectors per track on the disk.ulTracksPerCylinder: The number of tracks per cylinder on the disk.ulFlags: The combination of any values, by using a bitwise OR operator, that are defined in theVDS_DISK_FLAG enumeration. This field may be zero if none of the VDS_DISK_FLAGvalues apply.BusType: The value from the VDS_STORAGE_BUS_TYPE enumeration that indicates the typeof bus where the disk resides.PartitionStyle: The value from the VDS_PARTITION_STYLE enumeration that indicates thepartitioning format of the disk.dwSignature: The MBR disk signature of the disk.DiskGuid: The GUID in the GPT that identifies the disk.pwszDiskAddress: The null-terminated Unicode address of the disk, if the disk uses a SCSI-likeaddress; otherwise, NULL. If present, a client can use this property to determine the portnumber, bus, target number, and LUN of the disk.pwszName: The null-terminated Unicode name that the operating system uses to identify thedisk. If present, a client can use this property to determine the disk's PNP device number. Thisis the number obtained from the DeviceNumber member of STORAGE_DEVICE_NUMBER (seeMSDN-STRGEDEVNUM). For a hard disk, this name has the format \\?\PhysicalDriveN, whereN signifies the device number of the disk. For a DVD/CD drive, this name has the format\\?\CdRomN, where N signifies the device number of the DVD/CD drive. A client can use thisproperty to identify the disk.pwszFriendlyName: The null-terminated Unicode friendly (human-readable) name of the diskas assigned by the operating system. This property MAY be NULL. If present, a client can usethis property to display a human-readable name of the disk.[MS-VDS] — v20110610Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol SpecificationCopyright © 2011 Microsoft Corporation.Release: Friday, June 10, 201173 / 360