New Hard drive name

I purchased a new hard drive and named it NEW-BACKUP. I did a exact
disk copy from my old BACKUP drive. My wife uses the old drive now. I
have renamed my new drive to BACKUP.

I am doing complete system backup's pretty frequently. To verify that
the backups are happening, I typed in the command "wbadmin get versions"
and got a list of the backups. The disk name showed up as "NEW-BACKUP".
"NEW-BACKUP" is the destination drive for the backup and renamed as
"BACKUP". Why is this happening?

Any information appreciated. Thank you in advance.

NJ

"Neil Jones" <> wrote in message
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>I purchased a new hard drive and named it NEW-BACKUP. I did a exact
> disk copy from my old BACKUP drive. My wife uses the old drive now. I
> have renamed my new drive to BACKUP.
>
> I am doing complete system backup's pretty frequently. To verify that
> the backups are happening, I typed in the command "wbadmin get versions"
> and got a list of the backups. The disk name showed up as "NEW-BACKUP".
> "NEW-BACKUP" is the destination drive for the backup and renamed as
> "BACKUP". Why is this happening?
>
> Any information appreciated. Thank you in advance.
>
> NJ


Easy, just remove what is called the "label" from the harddrive.

Start > right-click on "Computer" and select "Manage" > to the left click on
"Disk Management" (it's under the "Storage" node) > in the bottom section,
right-click on the drive in question and select "Properties" > hight-light
then delete "NEW-BACKUP" in the text area > click "Apply" then any OKs.

Saucy

"Saucy" <> wrote in message
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> "Neil Jones" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I purchased a new hard drive and named it NEW-BACKUP. I did a exact
>> disk copy from my old BACKUP drive. My wife uses the old drive now. I
>> have renamed my new drive to BACKUP.
>>
>> I am doing complete system backup's pretty frequently. To verify that
>> the backups are happening, I typed in the command "wbadmin get versions"
>> and got a list of the backups. The disk name showed up as "NEW-BACKUP".
>> "NEW-BACKUP" is the destination drive for the backup and renamed as
>> "BACKUP". Why is this happening?
>>
>> Any information appreciated. Thank you in advance.
>>
>> NJ
>
>
> Easy, just remove what is called the "label" from the harddrive.
>
> Start > right-click on "Computer" and select "Manage" > to the left click
> on "Disk Management" (it's under the "Storage" node) > in the bottom
> section, right-click on the drive in question and select "Properties" >
> hight-light then delete "NEW-BACKUP" in the text area > click "Apply" then
> any OKs.
>
> Saucy



Whoops, sorry, ignore my response, I thought you wanted to remove the label.

Saucy