This volume has no drive letters assigned to it. EXAMPLE 3 PS C:\> Get-VolumeDriveLetter FriendlyName FileSystemType DriveType HealthStatus OperationalStatus SizeRemaining SizeSystem Reserved NTFS Fixed Healthy OK 178.47 MB 550 MBC Contoso - C NTFS Fixed Healthy OK 41.28 GB 98.89 GBD Contoso - D NTFS Fixed Healthy OK 29.13 GB 67.68 GBE Contoso - E NTFS Fixed Healthy OK 148.44 GB 465.76 GBF Archives NTFS Fixed Healthy OK 324.13 GB 465.76 GBPS C:\> Repair-Volume -FileSystemLabel "System Reserved" -OfflineScanAndFixThis example takes the System Reserved volume offline, and fixes all issues. It uses the -DriveLetter switch to designate multiple volumes by their drive letters and SpotFix to indicate the quick fixing action.
Next, the Repair-Volume cmdlet uses the -FileSystemLabel switch to designate the "System Reserved" volume and the -OfflineScanAndFix switch indicates the volume should be taken offline and scanned in full. As the output indicates, the volume bearing the "System Reserved" label has no drive letters.
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