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What I mean is the \\?\volume in disk defragment. Why is the \\?\volume there.
I know there is no \\?\volume in the disk management if so why is there a \\?\volume in disk Defragment.
I thought disk defragment is suppose to show all the drive in a computer so why is there a \\?\volume
Just thinking it might be the drive that is far right in Disk Management with no drive letter, 14.75 gb.
It is the volume's guid. You can see the guid of all the volumes by typing mountvol in cmd
However, I just bought a new lenovo laptop.
Once I reach home and on the laptop and click the defragment, \\?\volume is there.
Is that something I should be worried as in the laptop is a used laptop?
I thought new laptop should all be properly set up hence it should not have the \\?\volume?
Like I said in the previous post, it's most likely Lenovo's way of partitioning their laptops. I also have a Lenovo laptop and on the first time I opened disk defrag, the \\?\volume is also there. You can try to do a complete HDD formatting to remove all the partitions and data and clean install with retail Windows 7 DVD. You will surely not get that \\?\ volume, but you do get the 200MB partition. with the name "system reserved" or "system"
If the volume neither has a name nor a drive letter, the guid will be shown. It is normal.
OP could open disk management and by right clicking on mentioned partition,assign a new letter,which WILL appear in disk defragment feature,it did on mine,i didnt like that question mark either...