having problems converting my drives to NTFS wants me to Enter volume label for drive c: don't know wat that i

Answer 1

The volume label is simply what you want to call it..

the drive letter will be asssigned by windows but you may want to give it a separate name so you know what's on it

drive D:/
label "My partition"

Answer 2

Try this.
A. FAT, FAT32 and NTFS are hard drive formats. FAT32 is an evolutionary development of the File Allocation Table, a system that goes back to DOS. The New Technology File System (NTFS) was developed for Windows NT. Microsoft recommends that you use NTFS, which it says is more fault tolerant and has better security. If you are already using FAT or FAT32, you can convert to NTFS. Click Start>>All Programs>>Accessories>> Command Prompt. At the command prompt, type:convert C: /fs:ntfs That assumes your hard drive is C:. If it is not, substitute the correct letter. During the conversion process, you will be asked for a volume name. Press Enter. This conversion process also applies to Windows 2000.

Answer 3

The volume of the drive is available. I converted from SAT to NTFS and found the volume easily. I have forgotten how to do it, but if you look around it is there.

Answer 4

When it asks for Volume it is simply saying what do you want to call this partition. You dont have to call it anything, most partitions are un-named.