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Thank you, it worked.<br />
Can you explain why it didn't work normally?
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Thank you, it worked.
Can you explain why it didn't work normally?

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(It is not a removable HDD, but dedicated SATA device.)
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(It is not a removable HDD, but dedicated SATA device.)

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Not sure why it doesn't work the way it is supposed to - just one of those weird glitches that floats around.<br />
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The only thing I can think of is make sure that your antivirus is up to date and you scan for the autorun.inf virus, but as far as I know that usually isn't the issue.
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Not sure why it doesn't work the way it is supposed to - just one of those weird glitches that floats around.

The only thing I can think of is make sure that your antivirus is up to date and you scan for the autorun.inf virus, but as far as I know that usually isn't the issue.

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Here is an update:<br />
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I wan't happy with this fix, so I called Microsoft.<br />
The profile was corrupted, so I deleted it, and created new, and voila. (Tho the other way also works.)<br />

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Here is an update:

I wan't happy with this fix, so I called Microsoft.
The profile was corrupted, so I deleted it, and created new, and voila. (Tho the other way also works.)


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Does anyone have a clue why my File Explorer wouldn't who drive label? Disk management shows the title correctly.<br />
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<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2010/08_w34/337346/fex-hdd.jpg" target="_blank" title="File Explorer / Disk Management (10 KB)"><img alt="File Explorer / Disk Management" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 515px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2010/08_w34/337346/fex-hdd.jpg" /></a><br />
This came all of a sudden.<br />
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Thanks!
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fex-hdd.jpg

Does anyone have a clue why my File Explorer wouldn't who drive label? Disk management shows the title correctly.



This came all of a sudden.

Thanks!

File explorer doesn't shop HDD label?

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