Works like a charm. Duly noted in my review. OK of course to close this ticket.
Editing initial support tickets
Many thanks for your quick reply. I had assumed from the initial log entry that the progam did just the one lookup when starting. You have clearly done your homework. Initial tests are promising indeed.
Correction: "As such..."
Question about functionality
Used the program to rename a Windows 10 Pro boot/OS partition with corrupted name. A cloud backup program (N-Able) was throwing errors. Tech Support said that this was the probable cause of the errors. Used GPT fdisk to rename the partition, rebooted without incident, and the N-Able backup then worked without error. Note: partition name is different than the partition/volume label in Disk Manager.
Will be using the program to rename a Windows 10 Pro boot/OS partition with corrupted name. A cloud backup program (N-Able) was throwing errors. Tech Support said that this was the probable cause of the errors. A test system booted without error after renaming its boot partition. N-Able still not tested, as this procedure was done on a test computer. Waiting to be on-site to rename the partition on production PC. But the point of this post is: GPT fdisk did what I wanted, seemingly without ill-effect....
Will be using the program to rename a Windows 10 Pro boot partition with corrupted name. A cloud backup program (N-Able) was throwing errors. Tech Support said that this was the probable cause of the errors. A test system booted without error after renaming its boot partition. N-Able still not tested, as this procedure was done on a test computer. Waiting to be on-site to rename the partition on production PC. But the point of this post is: GPT fdisk did what I wanted, seemingly without ill-effect....
Will be using the program to rename a Windows 10 Pro boot partition with corrupted name. A cloud backup program (N-Able) was throwing errors. Tech Support said that this was the probable cause of the errors. A test system booted without error after renaming its boot partition. N-Able still not tested, as this procedure was done on a test computer. Waiting to be on-site to rename the partition on production PC. But the point of this post is: the program does work, seemingly without ill-effect. Note:...
Will be using the program to rename a Windows 10 Pro boot partition with corrupted name. A cloud backup program (N-Able) was throwing errors. Tech Support said that this was the probable cause of the errors. A test system booted without error after renaming its boot partition. N-Able still not tested, as this procedure was done on a test computer. Waiting to be on-site to rename the partition on production PC. Note: partition name is different than the partition/volume label in Disk Manager.
Will be using the program to rename a Windows 10 Pro boot partition with corrupted name. A cloud backup program (N-Able) was throwing errors. Tech Support said that this was the probable cause of the errors. A test system booted without error after renaming its boot partition. N-Able still not tested, as this procedure was done on a test computer. Waiting to be on-site to rename the partition on production PC. Note: partition name is different than the partition label in Disk Manager.
Used the program to rename a partition with corrupted name. A cloud backup program (N-Able) was throwing errors. Tech Support said that this was the probable cause of the errors. System booted without error after renaming. N-Able still not tested, as this procedure was done on a test computer. Waiting to be on-site to rename the partition on production PC. Note: partition name is different than the partition label in Disk Manager.
Used the program to rename a partition with corrupted name. A cloud backup program (N-Able) was throwing errors. Tech Support said that this was the probable cause of the errors. System booted without error after renaming. Note: partition name is different than the partition label in Disk Manager.
Used the program to rename a partition with corrupted name. System booted without error after renaming. Note: partition name is different than the partition label in Disk Manager.
Excellent program. When prompted for filename, entering "0:" for a Windows boot drive (without the quotes) did the trick. This worked on more than one Windows computer.
When prompted for filename, entering "0:" for a Windows boot drive (without the quotes) did the trick. This worked on more than one Windows computer.