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HOW TO HIDE DRIVE IN WINDOWS USING CMD PROMPT


Steps:
1. Open your command prompt,
2. Just type "Diskpart" and press enter,
3. Now another cmd prompt box will get open,
4. There just type "List Volume" and press enter,
5. It will show the list of disk. Like below.
6. If you want to hide the drive D then type "Select Volume 3",
     (Then you'll get the message "Volume 3 is the selected volume")
7. Now type "remove letter D",
     (Then you'll get the message "Diskpart removed the drive letter")
     *Then Just open your my computer and see, You'll not find the drive D there.

8. If not just restart your computer. Then check it out.

9. If you want to access the drive again just repeat the steps 1 to 6 and in 7th step instead of remove type "assign letter D". And restart your pc and check your my computer there you can find the drive D now.

*Restart is recommended for windows XP. Windows seven doesn't require restart.

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