Where is Win10 in File Explorer?


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    Where is Win10 in File Explorer?


    In File Explorer under "This PC" I have WIN7 (C) under "Devices and Drives" but no mention of Win 10. Why?
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    Windows 11 Pro
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    Jake35 said:
    In File Explorer under "This PC" I have WIN7 (C) under "Devices and Drives" but no mention of Win 10. Why?
    Because the volume name of the partition for C: drive is WIN7. Right click on C: under "This PC" and click on properties. On the general tab, in the top square change WIN7 to WIN10. Click OK, and then Continue. You have to be logged in on an administrator account to accomplish the name change.
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    NavyLCDR said:
    Because the volume name of the partition for C: drive is WIN7. Right click on C: under "This PC" and click on properties. On the general tab, in the top square change WIN7 to WIN10. Click OK, and then Continue. You have to be logged in on an administrator account to accomplish the name change.
    Thanks Commander....I was actually hoping 7 was still there. I dislike 10.
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    Windows 10 Pro
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    Jake35 said:
    Thanks Commander....I was actually hoping 7 was still there. I dislike 10.
    You have 30 days from the upgrade to revert back to your old operating system, in your case to Windows 7. Tutorial: Windows 10 - Go Back to Previous Windows - Windows 10 Forums

    Notice that this option is no longer available after 30 days.

    Kari
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    Windows 11 Pro
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    Kari said:
    Notice that this option is no longer available after 30 days.

    Kari
    Although, if it was an upgrade from Windows 7, even after 30 days Showkey Plus will show the product key from Windows 7 that the upgrade came from and that can be used to do a clean install of Windows 7, if the user has the Windows 7 install media.
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