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How to change an USB drive name?

We very often want to change the drive letter of an USB connected device. Here’s how to do it.

1. Right click My Computers Icon – > Manage.
2. Select Disk Management and choose the USB drive from the list view for which the drive name needs to be changed.
3. Right Click the drive and select “Change Drive Letters and Paths…”  from the Menu.
4. Click Change from the popup screen and assign a new drive letter to the USB drive.

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Windows Vista has numerous ways to launch an application. Here are some of the ways to launch an application in Vista:-

• Double-click on a program icon in Explorer, on the Desktop.
• Double-click on a file associated with an application to launch that application and open the file.
• Pick the name of a program from the Start menu.
• Click on a program’s icon in the Quick Launch Toolbar to start it
• Right-click on a file, executable, or application icon and choose Open.
• Select (highlight) an icon and press the Enter key.
• Type the filename of a program in the Address Bar, which is displayed above the toolbar in any folder window, in Explorer, in Internet Explorer, or even as part of the Taskbar. You may also have to include the path (the folder and drive names) for some items.
• Type in the filename of a program from the Start Search box and press Enter. You may also have to include the path (the folder and drive names) for some items.
• Type in the first few letters or the entire name of a program (not necessarily the filename) in the Start Search box, choose the program you want to run from the list that appears, and press Enter. For example, if you wanted to run Microsoft Word, you could type Word, then select the Microsoft Word icon and press Enter.
• Open a Command Prompt window and type the name of the program at the prompt.
• Create shortcuts to files or applications. A shortcut is a kind of pointer or linka small file and associated icon that point to a file or program in another location. You can put these shortcuts on the Desktop, in the Start menu, or anywhere else you find convenient. Double-click on a shortcut to launch the program. To launch programs automatically at startup, just place a shortcut in your Startup folder (C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp).

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