You may need to use some files you downloaded in Linux, and you are logged into Windows OS already. Therefore, you may come across such a situation if you are using Windows and Linux together on a computer. However, on the other hand Windows does not have inbuilt support for Linux partition. Besides, Linux has support for NTFS and FAT file system, which enables users to access files on Windows partitions. The default file system type used on Windows and Linux are different, Windows users NTFS and FAT, while Linux employs ext2, ext3 and ext4 file systems. If your computer is dual-booting with Windows and Linux, you must have trouble in accessing files and folder stored in Linux partition while Windows is running.

Anyone here knows how to access Ext4 partition from Windows 10?' It's way too trouble to restart into Linux and copy files to FAT partition and reboot back into Windows. Sometimes I want to grab files from Linux partition while computer has booted into Windows 10. They are installed on one hard drive which is divided into two partitions C and D.

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