If the disk cannot be opened due to a virus in Windows, can the disk be opened in Linux?

If the disk cannot be opened by a virus in Windows, can the disk be opened in Linux?-General Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For more information, see the following. In Windows, some viruses are compared with normal BS, sometimes they cannot be connected to anti-virus software, and the security mode is useless. They can only be reinstalled. If the virus involves other disks, the reinstallation is in vain, one user asked me if I could not open the disk with a virus in Windows, Could I open it in Linux? I haven't met this problem before I mounted the Windows partition, I don't know how to answer this question. I used to have a virus in Windows. I could see it but I couldn't delete it. I could just remove it when I got down to Linux.

I feel that anti-virus software should be developed in a non-vacuum manner, that is, it should not be affected by any viruses or Trojans, and should be opened at any time, without the technology of the local machine, if it is developed, the Windows user experience will be greatly reduced.