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Reference number: CH000532

How to rename or label a disk drive.

Issue:

How to rename or label a disk drive.

Answers:

Windows 3.x and MS-DOS users

To change the name of a disk drive from a MS-DOS prompt, type the below text; substitute "yourname" for what you wish to name the drive.

label c: yourname

The above example will rename your C: drive to yourname. Substituting the c for any other drive letter will rename that drive. 

Microsoft Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP users

  1. Open My Computer.
  2. From My Computer, right-click the drive you wish to rename and click Properties.
  3. Within the Properties window, type the new name in the "Label" box and click ok.

Note: Microsoft Windows users can also use the above MS-DOS steps to change the name of their drive.

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Index

Category:
MS-DOS Q&A
Windows 3.x Q&A
Windows 95 Q&A
Windows 98 Q&A
Windows NT Q&A
Windows 2000 Q&A
Windows ME Q&A
Windows XP Q&A


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