Learn how to make Linux-formatted NTFS Partition recognized by Windows 11/10. This partition will be compatible with both Windows and Linux.

The available space on your PC's storage drive can be divided into separate blocks, or "partitions," but how do you do it and is it a good idea?

I have a hard drive which has a Primary partition ( WinMe ) and Extended Partition with four Logical Drives. XP being on one of them. I have about 18G freespace and was wondering if I could create ...

Even better, when using Linux, you can also mount the Windows partitions and access the files housed within that OS. So, why would you want this option?

For my purposes, I'm usually using my live Linux drive to troubleshooting issues with the file system and my storage array. For that, I use the GNOME Partition Editor, otherwise known as GParted ...

I came across this command online and wonder if it would work with NTFS partitions. It does a byte for byte copy starting at the MBR, so logically it should work. This would be great for doing ...