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Command Redirection being lost

briand, on Oct 21, 2009 4:23:46 pm BST 
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Hello,
From the command line, I am running diskpart /s script.txt > output.txt successfully on XP. The script merely says "list volume" because that is all I need. The output appears where you would expect in the file output.txt. Everything is fine so far.
On Vista I get the UAC "Windows needs your permission to continue" message. I click Continue and the screen flashes and NOTHING goes into the file. The file gets created if it is not there, but always empty.
Please can someone tell me where the output goes, or how to fix this?
Brian

Configuration: Windows Vista
Safari 531.9.1

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