30
Jan
2009
If for any reason you need to change the volume label of your hard disk and you want to use the command prompt DOS because it is faster and simpler to use or just because the other “traditional” ways don’t work, here is a simple trick which works flawlessly from Windows 95 all the way up to Windows 7 (and in the other future Windows operating systems).
- Click Start.
- In the search box type: label.exe
- Now all you have to do is to assign a new volume label to your hard disk.
Alternatively you can also use this command in the command prompt:
- LABEL [drive:][label]
- [drive:] is the name of the partition you wish to change the label to.
- [label] is the name of the new label.
Tags: trick, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP
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January 31st, 2009
Better Start-Run-label.exe –better because it works !
February 1st, 2009
Yes Harry, in Windows XP that’s the correct procedure since there is no search box. Thanks for pointing it out!
November 13th, 2010
dosent work for windows 7, there is no label.exe and command dosent work on the commandt prompt either