Hi, I Am trying to get a map drive percentage of available space in Windows. The Drive name is Y:. The script below works when I changed the drive name to C: but when I use Y,, I receive the following error:

Use of uninitialized value in multiplication (*) at xxxx line 12. Illegal division by zero at xxxxxx line 13.

Please help and thanks in advance 
 
#!perl

use warnings;
use strict;
use Win32::OLE;

my $fs = Win32::OLE->CreateObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject');
my $d = $fs->GetDrive('Y:');
my $TotalSize = $d->{TotalSize};
my $FreeSpace = $d->{FreeSpace};
my $usedSpace = $d->{TotalSize} -= $d->{FreeSpace};
my $AvailableSpace = $d->{AvailableSpace} *=100;
my $AvailUsed = $AvailableSpace  /= $d->{TotalSize}; 
#my $SpaceLeft = $d->{AvailableSpace} /= $AvailUsed; 
my $MappedDriveSpaceAvailable =  $AvailUsed *= 100;
print $MappedDriveSpaceAvailable;

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In reply to Error with GetDRIVE() when using a mapped drive by vanz

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