Related
zargo I got this error after clicking the Windows partition in Nautilus. Error mounting /dev/sda4 at /media/zalgo/D8649C54649C36EA: Command-line `mount -t "ntfs" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid,uid=1000,gid=1000" "/dev/sda4" "/media/zalgo/D8649C54649C36EA"' e
zargo I got this error after clicking the Windows partition in Nautilus. Error mounting /dev/sda4 at /media/zalgo/D8649C54649C36EA: Command-line `mount -t "ntfs" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid,uid=1000,gid=1000" "/dev/sda4" "/media/zalgo/D8649C54649C36EA"' e
Sodium nitrate I found a link that describes the exact opposite: access windows via virtualbox in ubuntu. I don't want to reboot the system every time I check some little things in ubuntu. I have ubuntu 12.04 and windows 8 (dual boot). How to setup virtualbox
Godsrulez I have a dual boot setup of Ubuntu and Wiindows. I can see the Windows partition from Ubuntu. How can I remove access to these partitions? Rabbit Sanyal Please check this page - it has answered your question. Alternatively, you can also try the solut
Sodium nitrate I found a link that describes the exact opposite: access windows via virtualbox in ubuntu. I don't want to reboot the system every time I check some little things in ubuntu. I have ubuntu 12.04 and windows 8 (dual boot). How to setup virtualbox
Godsrulez I have a dual boot setup of Ubuntu and Wiindows. I can see the Windows partition from Ubuntu. How can I remove access to these partitions? Rabbit Sanyal Please check this page - it has answered your question. Alternatively, you can also try the solut
Godsrulez I have a dual boot setup of Ubuntu and Wiindows. I can see the Windows partition from Ubuntu. How can I remove access to these partitions? Rabbit Sanyal Please check this page - it has answered your question. Alternatively, you can also try the solut
Sodium nitrate I found a link that describes the exact opposite: access windows via virtualbox in ubuntu. I don't want to reboot the system every time I check some little things in ubuntu. I have ubuntu 12.04 and windows 8 (dual boot). How to setup virtualbox
username I just installed Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS next to a W7 drive, so they are in separate partitions (I let it auto-partition from the disc). On Ubuntu's launcher, it created shortcuts to browse my Windows 7 content. I am able to view program files, user folder
username I just installed Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS next to a W7 drive, so they are in separate partitions (I let it auto-partition from the disc). On Ubuntu's launcher, it created shortcuts to browse my Windows 7 content. I am able to view program files, user folder
Mohammedsalim Shivani I use Windows 8.1 for Android development from 2 HDDs, one for the OS and one for the SDK and code. But last week I migrated to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I formatted my main hard drive (which has Windows) and installed Ubuntu on it. Now, after mo
Mohammedsalim Shivani I use Windows 8.1 for Android development from 2 HDDs, one for the OS and one for the SDK and code. But last week I migrated to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I formatted my main hard drive (which has Windows) and installed Ubuntu on it. Now, after mo
Azad I am using Ubuntu 13.04, 32bit and Windows 8.1. When I try to mount a Windows 8.1 NTFS partition, it shows this error message as shown below. Previously I was using Windows 7, but had no problem mounting the partition. I tried to follow this answer and do
gentlemen I am using Ubuntu 13.04, 32bit and Windows 8.1. When I try to mount a Windows 8.1 NTFS partition, it shows this error message as shown below. Previously I was using Windows 7, but had no problem mounting the partition. I tried to follow this answer a
Azad I am using Ubuntu 13.04, 32bit and Windows 8.1. When I try to mount a Windows 8.1 NTFS partition, it shows this error message as shown below. Previously I was using Windows 7, but had no problem mounting the partition. I tried to follow this answer and do
1 John 5VS7 I am a first time user of Ubuntu. I'm using Ubuntu because I've wanted to move to a more stable OS for a while, but never had the motivation to get over that hurdle. However, I've been away from home for three weeks, and upon returning and powering
MattiaP9463 I'm going to try to virtualize the Windows 10 partition I'm currently using in my dual boot setup on my Dell XPS13. background story... Since it is a developer version, Ubuntu is preinstalled. After that I have installed Windows 10 and created a pa
1 John 5VS7 I am a first time user of Ubuntu. I'm using Ubuntu because I've wanted to move to a more stable OS for a while, but never had the motivation to get over that hurdle. However, I've been away from home for three weeks, and upon returning and powering
MattiaP9463 I'm going to try to virtualize the Windows 10 partition I'm currently using in my dual boot setup on my Dell XPS13. background story... Since it is a developer version, Ubuntu is preinstalled. After that I have installed Windows 10 and created a pa
untaught_genius A similar question was asked here: How do I delete my Ubuntu partition from Windows 7 and reuse the space? , and I used the posted suggestion. However, I still don't know which partition is Ubuntu. Here is the screenshot after I run diskmgmt.ms
Count Martin Forsberg I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop L50-B-18E. So one day the Toshiba Center asked me to update the BIOS, and I did. But now the menu asking which system I want to boot no longer appears. So I don't know how to boot from my ubuntu partition
untaught_genius A similar question was asked here: How do I delete my Ubuntu partition from Windows 7 and reuse the space? , and I used the posted suggestion. However, I still don't know which partition is Ubuntu. Here is the screenshot after I run diskmgmt.ms
untaught_genius A similar question was asked here: How do I delete my Ubuntu partition from Windows 7 and reuse the space? , and I used the posted suggestion. However, I still don't know which partition is Ubuntu. Here is the screenshot after I run diskmgmt.ms
Count Martin Forsberg I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop L50-B-18E. So one day the Toshiba Center asked me to update the BIOS, and I did. But now the menu asking which system I want to boot no longer appears. So I don't know how to boot from my ubuntu partition
Jerome Verstrynge I have a new laptop and initially installed Windows 10 on the first of two partitions. Then the second partition was removed and reinstalled with Ubuntu 14.04. GNU GRUB versions 2.02~beta2-9ubuntu.5 offer two options when starting the PC: Ubu
Eddie I'm running a dual boot Windows7/Ubuntu box, and I deleted my Ubuntu partition from Windows because of issues updating to Ubuntu 11.04. When booting the PC, I get a "partition not found error" message and a grub rescue prompt. Also, when I try to boot ub
Jerome Verstrynge I have a new laptop and initially installed Windows 10 on the first of two partitions. Then the second partition was removed and reinstalled with Ubuntu 14.04. GNU GRUB versions 2.02~beta2-9ubuntu.5 offer two options when starting the PC: Ubu
Eddie I'm running a dual boot Windows7/Ubuntu box, and I deleted my Ubuntu partition from Windows because of issues updating to Ubuntu 11.04. When booting the PC, I get a "partition not found error" message and a grub rescue prompt. Also, when I try to boot ub
Jerome Verstrynge I have a new laptop and initially installed Windows 10 on the first of two partitions. Then the second partition was removed and reinstalled with Ubuntu 14.04. GNU GRUB versions 2.02~beta2-9ubuntu.5 offer two options when starting the PC: Ubu
