Linux mount HDD Error: $LogFile indicates unclean shutdown (0, 0)

The last time it was mounted properly, the partition on which NTFS is mounted today is out of date, with the following error message and prompt:

$LogFile indicates unclean shutdown (0, 0)

Mount is denied because NTFS was marked to beinchUse . Choose One Action:choice1: If you have Windows ThenDisconnect the external devices byclicking on the'Safely Remove Hardware'IconinchThe Windowstaskbar Thenshutdown Windows cleanly. Choice2: If you don'T has Windows then can use the'Force'option foryour own responsibility. For example type in the command line:Mount-T NTFS-3G/DEV/SDB1/MEDIA/SDB8-o forceor Add the option to the relevant rowinchThe/etc/fstabfile:/DEV/SDB1/MEDIA/SDB8 ntfs-3g Force0 0

The solution is listed,

One is: Reboot into Windows, then remove the hard drive safely and then go to Linux (mine is CentOS 7) to mount it.

The second is: forced mount, example: Mount-t ntfs-3g/dev/sdb1/media/sdb8- o Force, which is the option to add-o force after the Mount command we normally use .

Linux mount HDD Error: $LogFile indicates unclean shutdown (0, 0)