Read the ext3/ext4 format partition software in Linux in Windows

Read the ext3/ext4 format partition software in Linux in Windows

Ext3 and other log file systems are widely used in Linux. It is usually the default file system of many popular Linux distributions.

Etx4 is also a log file system in Linux and is designed as the successor of ext3. It eliminates the 64-bit Storage Limit and is one of the series of backward compatible extensions of ext3, which improves performance compared with ext3.

# Method 1:

Ext2Read is a tool that can read the etc2/etx3/ext4 file system. It supports LVM2 and Ext4. you can view and copy files and folders and recursively copy the entire folder.

: Http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/

# Method 2:

Ext2Fsd is an ext2 file system driver in windows. It supports windows2000, xp, and vista. Is a free software, released in the GPL2 Protocol

Home: http://www.ext2fsd.com/

Usage: After the download, click "select attributes" in the email: Set the compatibility mode of Windows Vista Service Pack 2, and set "Run as administrator ". For dual-host installation, we recommend that you remove "enable write access" during installation to prevent linux from being written to prevent data loss.

Note: If the software is shared, take the risk of failure on your own.