How to change the label reel?

That's easy to say. I'll take XP as an example.

See the steps below.

Open My Computer Properties Advanced Select Settings to open the Performance option (there are three settings below, select the first one, the one below Performance) Select Advanced Find the third item (Virtual Memory) Click Change below to open Virtual Memory.

This opens the virtual memory settings, then selects a disk and clicks on Custom below.

Generally speaking, virtual memory is a double of physical memory, a little larger is fine, and if you don't want the virtual memory to change frequently, you can set the maximum and minimum values to the same. {Another way of saying this: we need to be careful not to set the maximum and minimum page files to equal values.}

Because memory is not really "stuffed", it will automatically put a portion of the data that is not used on the hard disk when the amount of internal storage reaches a certain level. The larger the minimum page file, the lower the proportion and the slower the execution. The maximum page file is the limit value, and sometimes when you open a lot of programs, the memory and the minimum page file are "stuffed", and it will automatically overflow to the maximum page file.

So it doesn't make sense to make the two equal. In general, the smaller the minimum page file size is, the more efficient it is to store as much data as possible in memory. The maximum page file size should be set larger to avoid a "full" situation.

Nowadays, there are many tools (such as Windows Optimizer, Super Rabbit) that can change these settings very well, and the tools will also make corresponding recommended settings according to the actual situation of your computer.

Right-click on the My Computer icon, select Properties, select Advanced, click Settings after Performance, then select Advanced, click Change in the virtual memory below, and you can change the disk where the virtual memory is located and the size of the virtual memory in the next window.

How Do I Change the Volume Label of a Disk? The volume label of the disk is the letter representation of C disk, D disk, E disk, under normal circumstances, each disk partition is assigned a volume label starting from C, but there are always times when there is confusion, such as the optical drive or U disk will occupy the disk partition that originally belonged to the hard disk, such as the optical drive occupies the F disk, resulting in the hard disk can only be assigned to H, I These are relatively low volume labels, which is very uncomfortable to look at. At this time, you need to modify the volume label of the disk, and the following will teach you how to set the disk volume label.

The procedure to reset the disk volume label is as follows:

1. Open my computer computer, first check which labels need to be changed, for example, in the figure below, the I disk and the F disk need to be reversed;

2. Then right-click [My Computer] [Computer] on the desktop Hassan and select Manage;

3. Open [Computer Management] and click Disk Management;

4. If we want to change I to F, we must first vacate the F drive letter and set it to idle, at this time, right-click [CDROMF CD-ROM Drive] and click [Change Drive Letter and Path].

5. Click [Change] in the pop-up dialog box;

6. As shown in the figure below, assign a relatively backward volume label (drive letter) to it, and then replace the I disk with F according to [Step 4]-[Step 6];

7. Finally, re-change the disk drive letter according to the above method of changing the volume label, open the computer and we will find that the volume label has been changed.

The above is the method of modifying the disk volume label, if the volume label of your computer disk is out of order, you can set the volume label through the above method.

1. Originally, this local disk was F, but it turned out to be a virtual car for M disk.

2. Run from the start menu and open the control panel.

3. Find "Management Tools" in the control panel and open it.

4. Open "Computer Management" in "Management Tools".

5. In the "Computer Management" interface that opens, find "Disk Management" at the bottom left, and after clicking, the disk partition information on the right will be displayed.

6. Right-click, then select "Change Drive Name and Path" and left-click.

7. In the interface that comes out, select "Change." Then in the drop-down menu, select the name of the label you want to modify, and here we select Hu Shen to choose the F disk.

8. After clicking OK, a warning prompt will appear, which may abort the program to modify the disk, it doesn't matter, click "Yes".

9. Enter "My Computer" again and find that it has become an F drive. In this way, a modification of the disk volume label is completed.

Solution: 1. First of all, let's take a look at my tragic disk volume, originally I wanted this local disk to be F, but it obviously does not meet my needs, but it is M disk.

2. Modify the M drive to the F drive I want. First of all, open the control panel, for the sake of popularity, I will use running from the start menu as an example, open the control panel.

3. Find "Management Tools" in the control panel and open it.

4. Open "Computer Management" in "Management Tools".

5. In the "Computer Management" interface that opens, find "Disk Management" at the bottom left, and after clicking, the disk partition information on the right will be displayed.

6. For the last partition we need to modify, that is, the M drive, right-click the mouse, then select "Change Drive Name and Path" and left-click.

7. In the interface that comes out, select "Change." Then in the drop-down menu, select the label name we want to modify, here we select the f drive, and OK.

8. After clicking OK, a warning prompt will appear, which may abort the program to be modified in the disk, it doesn't matter, click "Yes".

9. Is the M disk changed to the F disk?

10. In this way, the modification of a disk volume label has been completed, of course, here, you can also touch the bypass to carry out some other aspects of disk operations, which will not be listed here.