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Mounted Drive, Now it won't boot?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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Why I closed the “Why is Kali so hard” questionNeed to boot Windows 7 from Grub rescue command promptCannot mount second 1TB harddrive in Linux, works fine in Windows 8.1Linux can't read and write, but windows canM17: Trying to mount Windows 10 .iso onto partition via terminal, getting “block device ? is write-protected, mounting read-only”. Can I get a help?"Changed motherboard, CPU and RAM — now I get a reboot loop after selecting Debian from GRUBNTFS Drive Corrupted After Using NTFSFix and CHKDSKCan't boot into Windows after updating boot partition tableUnable to mount FAT32 USB drive in Mint (“is not a block device”)Can't mount dual-boot partition, Windows is hibernated?Input/Output error after moving files on external hard-drive
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I was playing around with mounting and unmounting a Windows drive. I finished and tried to restart my computer, but Windows entered recovery mode and won't let me access my data. I know it's still there, since when I open GParted, it shows that 284Gb are being used, which is about how much all of my data is supposed to take up right now. When I mount it, however, it just gives me a couple of log files in a Windows folder. Any ideas?
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I was playing around with mounting and unmounting a Windows drive. I finished and tried to restart my computer, but Windows entered recovery mode and won't let me access my data. I know it's still there, since when I open GParted, it shows that 284Gb are being used, which is about how much all of my data is supposed to take up right now. When I mount it, however, it just gives me a couple of log files in a Windows folder. Any ideas?
mount windows
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If you comment out the line in/etc/fstabfor the Windows/ntfs drive, does it boot? If it does, then uncomment the lne in/etc/fstaband use the commandmount -aand see if it gives any errors.
– Nasir Riley
Apr 15 at 0:56
Did you see any error in Windows boot? What are the entries in/etc/fstab? Did you write any file from Linux in that Windows drive?
– Biswapriyo
Apr 15 at 6:59
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I was playing around with mounting and unmounting a Windows drive. I finished and tried to restart my computer, but Windows entered recovery mode and won't let me access my data. I know it's still there, since when I open GParted, it shows that 284Gb are being used, which is about how much all of my data is supposed to take up right now. When I mount it, however, it just gives me a couple of log files in a Windows folder. Any ideas?
mount windows
edited Apr 15 at 3:44
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asked Apr 14 at 22:42
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I was playing around with mounting and unmounting a Windows drive. I finished and tried to restart my computer, but Windows entered recovery mode and won't let me access my data. I know it's still there, since when I open GParted, it shows that 284Gb are being used, which is about how much all of my data is supposed to take up right now. When I mount it, however, it just gives me a couple of log files in a Windows folder. Any ideas?
mount windows
mount windows
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If you comment out the line in/etc/fstabfor the Windows/ntfs drive, does it boot? If it does, then uncomment the lne in/etc/fstaband use the commandmount -aand see if it gives any errors.
– Nasir Riley
Apr 15 at 0:56
Did you see any error in Windows boot? What are the entries in/etc/fstab? Did you write any file from Linux in that Windows drive?
– Biswapriyo
Apr 15 at 6:59
add a comment |
1
If you comment out the line in/etc/fstabfor the Windows/ntfs drive, does it boot? If it does, then uncomment the lne in/etc/fstaband use the commandmount -aand see if it gives any errors.
– Nasir Riley
Apr 15 at 0:56
Did you see any error in Windows boot? What are the entries in/etc/fstab? Did you write any file from Linux in that Windows drive?
– Biswapriyo
Apr 15 at 6:59
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If you comment out the line in
/etc/fstab for the Windows/ntfs drive, does it boot? If it does, then uncomment the lne in /etc/fstab and use the command mount -a and see if it gives any errors.– Nasir Riley
Apr 15 at 0:56
If you comment out the line in
/etc/fstab for the Windows/ntfs drive, does it boot? If it does, then uncomment the lne in /etc/fstab and use the command mount -a and see if it gives any errors.– Nasir Riley
Apr 15 at 0:56
Did you see any error in Windows boot? What are the entries in
/etc/fstab? Did you write any file from Linux in that Windows drive?– Biswapriyo
Apr 15 at 6:59
Did you see any error in Windows boot? What are the entries in
/etc/fstab? Did you write any file from Linux in that Windows drive?– Biswapriyo
Apr 15 at 6:59
add a comment |
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If you comment out the line in
/etc/fstabfor the Windows/ntfs drive, does it boot? If it does, then uncomment the lne in/etc/fstaband use the commandmount -aand see if it gives any errors.– Nasir Riley
Apr 15 at 0:56
Did you see any error in Windows boot? What are the entries in
/etc/fstab? Did you write any file from Linux in that Windows drive?– Biswapriyo
Apr 15 at 6:59