HDDs won't be able to modify partition name

zillah

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Dear Experts

I am sick of this issue, I have been experiencing same issue in the thread below :

https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic153190.html

I have got 4 hdds two IDEs (each one 40 GB to be used for storage purpose) and two SATAs (Seagate 500 GB and western digital 1 TB).

SATA Seagate 500 GB has two NTFS partitions named as show below C name as ST_OS (for OS windows 7 ultimate 64 bit) and G named ST_STORAGE (for a storage purpose) I can rename them to whatever I like,,,,please see the snap shot below :

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SATA western digital 1 TB has two NTFS partitions as well named F and J ,,,,, please see the snap shot above, whenever I (username that has admin privilege) rename (Right click properties then rename or through diskmgmt.msc tool to edit the drive name) those two partitions as below :

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F --> WD_STORAGE1
J --> WD_STORAGE1

I won’t be able to see the names, only I see the letters ( i.e. F and J ) for them
While when I access my computer through the ‘ Safe Mode’ (F8 boot process) I was able to see the name and letter for the SATA western digital 1 TB , please see the snap shot below :

F --> WD_STORAGE1
J --> WD_STORAGE1

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Why am I experiencing this issue ?

Do I need always to live with register editing

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/120247-drive-name-change.html

Thanks
 
Hi again zillah :wave:

Sorry to hear you still have your problem.

I noticed one new thing from your old thread. You discovered it works when you're in Safe Mode? But not normal mode boot? See How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7. Don't remember if we mentioned this in the old thread.

Good luck!

p.s. Also, maybe a long shot, but also test to see if any difference by turning off real-time protection in your antivirus or other anitmalware products like spybot etc. as maybe some anti-malware product is trying to "protect" those registry changes
 
Hi

I noticed one new thing from your old thread. You discovered it works when you're in Safe Mode? But not normal mode boot?
Yes

Don't remember if we mentioned this in the old thread.
No I didn't mention that because I had not thought about it at that time

I will try your suggestion and see how it goes

Thanks
 
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