Dual system Ubuntu cannot access the WIN10 disk partition workaround

Today in Ubuntu under the partition of Windows to copy files, when opened error, and all of the NTFS disk error, one of the partition error is shown as follows:

Error mounting/dev/sda3 at/media/struggle6688/164afcb44afc91ab:command-line ' mount-t "NTFS"-O "Uhelper=udisks2, nodev,nosuid,uid=1000,gid=1000,dmask=0077,fmask=0177 ""/dev/sda2 ""/media/struggle6688/164afcb44afc91ab "' exited With Non-zero exit status 14:windows was hibernated, refused to mount. Failed to Mount '/dev/sda2 ': Operation not permittedthe NTFS partition are in a unsafe state. Please resume and shutdownwindows fully (no hibernation or fast restarting), or mount the volumeread-only with the ' ro ' mo UNT option.

The cause of the error may be because the state of the WIN10 is advanced hibernation, the left-hand corner of the notebook sleep light has been on, for some reason caused the shutdown is not complete, the notebook has been in advanced hibernation, so Ubuntu can not access the WIN10 disk.

Workaround:

First try to enter the WIN10, and then click Restart (Note is the restart, not the first shutdown and then the power button, if the point off, Win10 is still advanced hibernation), when the start of the choice of Ubuntu system, enter the system to see if the problem is resolved.

If it is not resolved, you can use the following methods:

1. Sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g first installed Ntfsfix

Then execute the following command for the faulted partition:

2. sudo ntfsfix/dev/sda2 sudo ntfsfix/dev/sda3

Dual system Ubuntu cannot access the WIN10 disk partition workaround