Volume Serial Number Editor Command Line

Users who format their hard drives might often have issues with changing the volume serial number that is automatically generated and assigned. Volume Serial Number Editor Command Line is a lightweight edition of the Volume Serial Number Editor utility from the same developer. It will help one easily change the volume serial number to the preferred format, through the command line interface.

Key Features:

• Straightforward installation process


• Compact deployment package


• Access features from the command line editor


• Initiate command line-based interface


• Several on-screen switches available


• List current serial numbers


• Change volume serial number for specified disk drives


• Support for NTFS, FAT, and FAT32 file systems


• Use on removable drives

One will be able to list the current serial numbers, and the application will then change the volume serial number for the specified disk drives. Although the utility will provide a confirmation screen for changing the number, people can easily suppress it through a dedicated command.

Once the renaming process has been run, users will have to reboot their PCs for the changes to be visible. Novice users must pay attention to not be confused by the terminology used in the application, as it will change the volume serial number, not the actual physical serial number found on the hard disks.

Technical Specifications:

• Publisher: KRyLack Software


• Price: FREE


• Support: NTFS, FAT, FAT32


• Platform: Windows

Support is offered for NTFS, FAT, and FAT32 file systems, and one will also be able to use this utility on removable drives.