how do i change mounted folder icon
i am using windows 7 x64 bit edition,i have mounted a NTFS partition to folder....after mounted the drive the folder icon changed to drive icon and it is showing as shortcut......now i want to change it a folder(before mounting)Thanks
Veera
September 9th, 2011 6:50am
I'm not sure I quite understand your problem
A partition can be mounted as an empty NTFS folder or as a drive letter.
If it has a drive letter then the icon will display as a drive icon.
If you want to change the drive letter to an ntfs folder then
type diskmgmt.msc in your search box(opens Disk Administrator)
right click the new partition that is assigned a drive letter and select change drive letters and paths
select the drive and choose remove . choose yes at the prompt
right click the new partition again and select change drive letters and paths and then select add and then select mount in the following ntfs folder
browse or choose your folder
If you want to change the ntfs folder mount to adrive letter then its the reverse of above
type diskmgmt.msc in your search box(opens Disk Administrator)
right click the new ntfs folder that is assigned and select change drive letters and paths
select the folder and choose remove . choose yes at the prompt
right click the new partition again and select change drive letters and paths and then select add and then select assign the following drive letter.
Regards, ~P MCSE, MCITP, MCTS, MCP, CCNA
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September 9th, 2011 7:43am
thanks for the reply...
here i am not going to assign any drive letter to the partition instead i am going to mount that partition to a folder..so that i am able to browse that partition with out have any drive letter through folder, when i mount partition to folder then the folder
icon is changing automatically to in the form of shortcut and icon changes to drive...which i do not want...my folder appearance should be same after i mounted partition also...Thanks
Veera
September 9th, 2011 9:35am
If you mean this icon
I believe this is intentional and by design. Possibly so one can differentiate between
an actual folder and a mounted partition.
Regards, ~P MCSE, MCITP, MCTS, MCP, CCNA
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September 9th, 2011 10:07am
yes that icon i want to changeThanks
Veera
September 13th, 2011 12:59pm