View linux partitions under win and read/write

In Windows, you can view the linux partition and read and write the Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. Linux partitions are mostly ext, which cannot be read or written by default in win. Ext2ifs_000011.exe enables Windows to view linux partitions and read and write data. This makes sharing resources between Windows and linux more convenient. But there is a problem. After the installation, windows will be able to see linux partitions. Some optimization software that cleans up junk files may delete some linux partition files, or linux partition exposure is inherently dangerous. accidental deletion of some linux partition files may cause linux system to crash. Because ext2ifsis used in this case, the protection for the LINUX partition is also indispensable. Here I use the disklock.exe software. Disklock.exe can hide or lock a specified partition. Select "hide" here, so that most system optimization software will not see linux partitions. You only need to remember the drive letter of the linux partition.

For example, if the root partition is in drive F, you only need to enter F: in the address bar of the win file browser, you can enter the linux partition.