Windows 10 does not see the SSD that Ubuntu 20.04 is installed on. And from Ubuntu sometimes I can't access Windows files. How to fix?

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Hello. Tell me how to solve problems?
Windows 10 does not see the SSD that Ubuntu 20.04 is installed on. And from Ubuntu sometimes I can't access Windows files. How to fix?

Windows 10 on HDD and Ubuntu on SSD.

From Windows 10, there is simply nothing in the Disk Management utility.
And in Ubuntu sometimes I can not access files on the HDD, complains that reading files is prohibited. Something with permissions. But this rarely happens. And sometimes, as if by itself (maybe by default, somewhere in the software used, there is an installation).

Answer 1

Windows does not support Linux file systems - so there is no access from Windows.
As for access rights from Linux, it is better to analyze a specific case.

Answer 2

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/access-...

Answer 3

Well, from Windows it is clear that Vorotchik simply ignores the cross-platform nature of disk utilities with Unix.
Therefore, for this there is a smart program for Windows (I have been using it for a long time):
Linux Reader
You install and enjoy life ...

Linux Reader Specifications

Linux Reader™ Specifications
Linux Reader™ and Linux Reader Pro™ provide you with access to files on the following file systems:
Ext2/3/4
ReiserFS, Reiser4
HFS, HFS+(reader)
FAT, exFAT
NTFS, ReFS
UFS2
RomFS(reader)
RAID 0, 1, 4, 5, 50, 10, and JBOD
APFS (reader mode)
ZFS (preview only*)
XFS (preview only*)
Hikvision NAS and DVR (preview only*)
* Linux Reader Pro™ license is required to obtain full access to files.

And from Lin ...
Well, here you can just mount small-software disks on a permanent basis (fstab) and it was better to do it right away, during the installation of Lin in the markup, like mine, for example, so that now you don’t jump with a tambourine:

Answer 4

Windows does not see the SSD where Ubuntu is installed

If reading is enough under Windows, then take R.saver: https://rlab.ru/tools/rsaver.html
It allows you to open, read, and copy data not only from ext, but also from a whole list of undamaged file systems. Installation does not require - just unpack the archive and you can immediately use it.
If recording is needed, then most likely a third-party driver will be required. However, keep in mind that they can cause some strange crashes from time to time, so it will be very useful to have a backup of the contents of such a disk. It may come in handy rarely, but very aptly.

Answer 5

Windows 10 doesn't see the SSD where Ubuntu 20.04 is installed

This is normal, no one promised that someone would see someone.
Mastdyka turns to the SPO only where it smells of money.

And from Ubuntu sometimes I can't access Windows files.

And this happens if the Windows themselves screw up on the disk and mark it as requiring verification. Then the line does not touch him, from sin. You run a checkdisk from under Windows - and everything works. Well, it is also necessary to turn off Windows correctly so that NTFS does not remain in such an "unverified" state. Or not include at all - then there will be no problems ...

Answer 6

> And in Ubuntu sometimes I can not access files on the HDD, complains that reading files is prohibited. Something with permissions. But this rarely happens. And sometimes, as if by itself (maybe by default, somewhere in the software used, there is an installation).
Is hibernation disabled in Windows? If not, you can read here how to do it.