windows combine partitions

Many users are using Windows Tuning Master to set up a system that has inadvertently hidden the partition D disk of the Windows optimizer master, causing the last D disk to disappear. So, what about partitioning being hidden by Windows Optimizer master? Windows optimization Master hidden

First of all, there is a prerequisite that I was all right before, in Ubuntu can normally access windows NTFS partitions, but also to manipulate files. But after I update Windows (regular WIN10 version update), and then back to Ubuntu, I can not access, there are similar errors:cannot access XXX, Error mounting/dev/sda8 at/media/my/xxx:command-line ' mount-t ' N

Note: this operation requires the root permission. Step 1: Check if the ntfs-3gyumlistntfs-3gyuminstallntfs-3g.x86_64 is installed (note: select the appropriate version for installation, root permission required) Step 2: Use the fdisk-l; df-lh command to determine... Note: this operation requires the root permission.Step 1:Check if NTFS-3G is installedYum list NTFS-3GYum install ntfs-3g.x86_64(Note: If you select an appropriate version for installation, you must have the root permission)Step 2:U

added and removed. See Fstab (5).## #/was ON/DEV/SDA7 during installationUUID=BE6A3012-8C95-466E-9F84-FB2B90EE197D/EXT4 Errors=remount-ro 0 1#/boot/efi was on/dev/sda1 during installationUuid=ee29-31f5/boot/efi VFAT Defaults 0 1#/Home was on/dev/sda9 during installationUuid=7aca3630-797c-4227-b8de-fc1c8014bb17/home EXT4 Defaults 0 2# Swap was on/dev/sda8 during installationuuid=401e53d0-f5c8-41a2-9066-bb4ca1844f8a None swap SW 0 0#在这里添加 UUID corresponds to the uuid of your

Leave unallocated disk space on the right side of the need to expand, and you can manage disk Management by right-clicking on my ComputerFirst enter the CMD interfacethen enter DiskPartThis time into the Diskpart> interfaceAnd then you first select disk generally the first one is select disk 0Then use the list partition to see the drive letter you need to partitionSelect partition number (such as 1) to choose it, and then use the list partition to see if there is an * number in front, if confirm

You can modify/etc/fstab to automatically mount Windows partitions under Fedora. Add the following code: # fs_spec fs_file fs_type fs_options fs_dump fs_pass/dev/sda2/mnt/d ntfs umask = 0000, rw, exec, auto, user, sync 0 0 1, fs_spec: the device or remote file system where the file system to be loaded is located, such as/dev/sda22 and fs_file: Directory point to which the file system is loaded, such as/data