Hard disk rename (When bootcamp setup)

Hi!
I have installed Bootcamp on my macbook pro running yosemite. So I have two partitions: Yosemite and BOOTCAMP. But the Hard disk has taken the name of the old OS (Mavericks). How do I change this back to the physical drive name, or anything else?
See screenshot.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Geraint.
Message was edited by: Geraintj (Wrong descriptor of OS at bottom of post)

This is only a cosmetic issue and has no impact on any of your systems. I suggest to simply ignore this and do not worry about it as unsuccesful attempt to make a change can cause you a data loss.
However, if you are looking for some steps to change the name to something different, then to change the name of Logical Volume Group you will need to boot your mac to Recovery Mode, open Terminal and use a terminal command - diskutil:
diskutil cs rename Mavericks NewName
Before you do any attempt of renaming, i would suggest to make sure you have a solid backup of both of your Systems. For OS X you can use Time Machine Backup. I do not use Windows, so i do not know what software you could use to backup Windows.
OS X: About OS X Recovery - Apple Support
Mac Basics: Time Machine backs up your Mac - Apple Support

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