A volume label, sometimes called a volume name, is a unique name assigned to a hard drive, disk, or other media. It is not required in Windows, but it is often useful to name a drive to identify its use in the future.
Enter the current volume label for the disk | A volume label is required to format a USB or C drive:
You can change a disk's volume label at any time, but this is usually set when you format the disk.
There are certain restrictions when assigning volume labels depending on the file system on the disk: NTFS or FAT:
Spaces are allowed in the volume label regardless of which of the two file systems is used.
