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Partition label is an optional attribute. It's a name assigned to a partition for easier recognition of your partitions. For example: the partition for important backup files can be called Backup, whereas an application partition can be named as Program and etc.

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Some operating systems assign letters (C: D:) to hard disk partitions at startup. They are used by application and operating system to locate files on partitions. 
Connecting an additional disk, as well as creating or deleting a partition on exist disks, might change your system configuration. As a result, some applications might stop working or user files cannot be opened. To avoid this, you can change partition letters assigned by an operation system.

To change partition label:
1. Select a partition whose label need to be changed. Click [/body][smallbold]Partitions[/smallbold][body] > [/body][smallbold]Change label[/smallbold][body].
2. Enter a new label in the Partition label window.   
3. By clicking [/body][smallbold]OK[/smallbold][body], you will add a pending operation.

To change drive letter:
1. Select a disk and a partition. 
2. Click [/body][smallbold]Partitions[/smallbold][body] > [/body][smallbold]Change drive letter[/smallbold][body]. 
3. Specify the drive letter you want to assign to the partition, in the new drive letter-drop down list. 
4. Click [/body][smallbold]OK[/smallbold][body] to add the pending operation.


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[image]../res/mark.png[/image][body] The new partition structure will be graphically displayed in the main window of [/body][smallbold]EaseUS Partition Master[/smallbold][body]. 

[/body][image]../res/mark.png[/image][body] The Change drive letter function is available only with Windows environment.

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