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| //by Richard Russell, October 2015//\\ \\ Disk drives (including internal and external hard drives, USB flash drives etc.) have two kinds of serial number. One is the **volume serial number** which is created when the drive is formatted, and can later be changed, and the other is the **hardware serial number** which is assigned by the manufacturer and cannot be changed (at least, not in a straightforward way). The volume serial number is easily discovered (e.g. using the [[https:// | //by Richard Russell, October 2015//\\ \\ Disk drives (including internal and external hard drives, USB flash drives etc.) have two kinds of serial number. One is the **volume serial number** which is created when the drive is formatted, and can later be changed, and the other is the **hardware serial number** which is assigned by the manufacturer and cannot be changed (at least, not in a straightforward way). The volume serial number is easily discovered (e.g. using the [[https:// | ||
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