Easy-to-write programs that can be stuffed with hard drives

About writing a program that can fill a hard drive

Let's think about the idea:

First step: Get the logical drive letter

Step Two: Create a file

Step three: File write data

Extension requirements:

One: Hide window

Two: File set as hidden property

Below we introduce an API to the above ideas, give the source code after the acceptance

getlogicaldrivestrings function

Fills a buffer with strings this specify valid drives in the system.

DWORD WINAPI getlogicaldrivestrings (    _in_  DWORD  nbufferlength,    _out_ LPTSTR lpbuffer  );

This function reads the disk that is available inside the system into the lpbuffer.

Success returns the total length of the fetch,

There are two cases of failure one is buffer is not long enough, one is another problem

About the other API functions, are relatively simple, some can be named from the meaning of the function, not in the introduction, the source code also has comments,

See the source code below

#include <Windows.h> int main () {//freeconsole ();        Hide Console char Strdrivestrings[maxbyte] = {0};        Get the logical address DWORD Dwdrivestrlen = Getlogicaldrivestringsa (Maxbyte, strdrivestrings); for (size_t i = 0; i < dwdrivestrlen; i + = 4)//Every 4 bytes represents a drive letter {char Strtargetpath[max_path          ] = {0}, Strroot[4] = {0};          strncpy_s (Strroot,&strdrivestrings[i], 4);            strcpy_s (Strtargetpath, strroot);              Create 100 files for (int j = 0; J < + j + +) {char Tempstrtargetpath[max_path];              strcpy_s (Tempstrtargetpath, Strtargetpath);              Char Filename[maxbyte];              Char Date[maxbyte] = "11111";              wsprintf (FileName, "%d.txt", j);                strcat_s (Tempstrtargetpath, FileName);              Create file HANDLE hfile; hfile = Createfilea (Tempstrtargetpath, generic_write, 0, NULL, create_always, file_attribute_normal, NULL);              if (hfile = = INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) continue;                DWORD Pointer;              Write Data WriteFile (hfile, &date, strlen (Date), &pointer, NULL);                CloseHandle (hfile);                Sets the contents of the first n bytes of a piece of memory pointed by S to all to the ASCII value specified by ch memset (filename, 0, sizeof (filename));          Set to Hidden Setfileattributesa (Tempstrtargetpath, File_attribute_hidden);  }} return 0; }

Set the file browsing properties:

The results of the operation are as follows:

If the following issues occur:

Modify the character set as follows:

So just a few more files, more data, the hard disk will be stuffed

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