Win7 hard disk partition name modification method

Win7 hard disk partition name modification is sometimes necessary, although it seems to us that this thing is not commonly used, but it is useful after a encounter, so we still take the methodology Get up. If the user reinstalls XP as Win7/Win8, the original hard disk partition name may not be changed, and the rename will not work. This situation is generally caused by modifying the partition using Format Fdisk under XP system.

In this case, how can we rename the hard disk partition to the name we want? In this article, we will use the C drive named Windows8 as an example, and execute regedit to enter the following path [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\ Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\\DriveIcons] If there is no DriveIcons, please create a new “item (K)” and name it <DriveIcons”. Go to DriveIcons New “item (K)” and rename it to “C”, then go to CNew“item (K)” and rename it to “DefaultLabel”.

We enter DefaultLabel, open and modify the string value to “Windows8” then open my computer to see if it works immediately?

Changing the name doesn't seem to be easy, so you don't have to worry about the operation. There are pictures to see, even if the rookie is a try, but remember to backup the registry first.