How does the XP system change the drive letter label? How to modify the letter letter letter

Every time you plug in the USB disk, we can see that the disk label of the removable disk is the H disk or the I disk, and the C disk stored in the system has one of the user partitions. The drive letter was originally the F drive. Because there are so many system peripherals and eventually become the M drive, how do we adjust the drive letter? Read below to learn how the XP system adjusts the volume label.

Application Features:

1. First, let's take a look at my tragedy disk coil. Originally I wanted this local disk to be F, but its volume label is M.

2, Well, to start, the M disk I wish to modify the F drive. First open the control panel, for the sake of popularity, I open the control panel by taking the example from the start menu.

3, found in the Control Panel & ldquo; & rdquo ;, and management tools open.

4, open & ldquo; Administrative Tools & rdquo; the & ldquo; Computers & rdquo ;.

5, in the open & ldquo; computer management & rdquo; interface, find the bottom left of & ldquo; & rdquo ;, after clicking Disk Management, right disk partition information will be displayed.

6, we need to modify that last a partition, that is, M disk, click the right mouse button and select & ldquo; Change Drive Letter and Paths & rdquo; and left-click.

7, out of the screen, select & ldquo; assign the drive letters & rdquo ;, then the drop-down menu, select the name of the label we wish to modify, where we choose F drive, and determines .

8, click OK, there will be a warning, it does not matter, click on the & ldquo; a & rdquo; can be.

9, M disk is not changed to F disk, to see to know, again into the & ldquo; My Computer & rdquo ;, found, ha ha, as I hope.

10, so that, to complete the modification of a disk label, of course, here, it can also be by analogy, some other aspects of the operation of the disk, not enumerate here.

The above is the way to adjust the volume label of the XP system. In order to make better use of the disk space, the volume label is corrected.