Something is changing my labels

Hi all!

This is the second time that I, in Explorer, notice that something has changed my drive labels. They were Local disk C:, Local disk D: and Local disk E:. Suddenly they appear as Local disk C:, LOCAL DISK D: and Local disk E:.
On the other occasion it was the C: label that got all CAPs.

For other reasons, I restored using my Ghost Image between the two occasions.
I can´t remember having installed anything that could cause this and I see no connection between the two.

As far as I can tell, something has been writing to the MBR but does anyone know what might be the culprit?

Thanks for Your time,
Christer

 

Hi markp62,
thanks for Your reply!

When I formated my three partitions, I chose to not give them a label. In Windows Explorer they showed up with a default name, Local disk ( C: ), Local disk ( D: ) and Local disk ( E: ). When I right-clicked the respective partition to view its properties, the label was empty.
Now, there is still no label for for C: and E: but for D: it reads "LOCAL DISK" in CAPs.

Norton Anti Virus warns for anything that tries to write to the MBR, even when I changed the label back on the previous occasion.
I wonder if NAV warns if itself tries to write to the MBR?

Christer

Forgot to mention that NAV has caught all virii and I´ve had a housecall too!

 

Thanks guys,
for Your input!

This was probably my last WinME question, I´m in the process of installing WinXP. If this "label-thing" is a ME quirk, then I should see no more of it.

Fingers crossed ......

Christer