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Nizar77
By Nizar77
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Go to solution Solved by Radium_Angel,

https://www.howtogeek.com/291674/how-to-change-drive-icons-in-windows/

https://www.top-password.com/blog/change-drive-icon-in-windows-11-10/

 

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Hello,

I formatted a new HDD and make it 2 partitions, one of them looks like CD Drive, I showed all hidden files in case there is a Autorun file, but there's nothing because I just formatted it and it's a new HDD .so what can be the problem? thanks

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You should be able to change the icon without too much difficulty

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24 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

You should be able to change the icon without too much difficulty

How? I can't find change icon when I open Properties of the partition...

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40 minutes ago, Nizar77 said:

but there's nothing because I just formatted it and it's a new HDD .so what can be the problem? thanks

If you've got a partition error, go to the partition manager, delete this partition, and then extend your real partition into that space

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