How do I hide the System Reserved partition?

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Basically when the System Reserved Partition is shown the real status is like below:
To remove the System Reserved Partition or any drive letter and hide the partition from explorer and my computer follow the following steps:
  1. Open Computer management on the local computer by right clicking on Computer in Windows Explorer and choose manage. Then click on Disk Management in the left hand pane.
    Or
    Just type diskmgmt.msc into the run dialog (Press widows key+r)
    Then a window like below will appears:
  2. Right click on the shaded area for Drive H : System reserved in the lower right hand window. Then a window like below will appears:
  3. Click on Change drive letter or paths. Then a window like below will appears:
  4. Highlight H and click remove.Then a window like below will appears:
  5. Press Yes Button. Then a window like below will appears:
  6. Now Open My Computer.Then a window like below will appears:
    And the problem solves.

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