Accessing your Linux file system from Windows

A brief tutorial showing you all of the steps necessary to copy files from a Linux system to Windows. It also works with the new ext4 filesystem and mac's hfs and hfs+ filesystems.

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[machinemo]

This is really helpful and the explanation is very detailed. Thank you so much!

[bob.ainsley]

Thank you very much for such a clear step by step explanation. I've had serveral goes with other software but this does the trick.

[MsAkash]

Thank you so much mate I have been wanting to do this
You have provided me the best solution

[Incredible]

Just the thing I was searching for! Thank you so much :)

[linuxleech]

You could try accessing your btrfs filesystem using a linux virtual machine. It is a bit of a work around but it could be useful in a pinch.

[androidlogin]

What about writting from Windows onto an Ext4 filesystem?
Do you know about Ext2Mgr?

[martinprinceton]

Thanks so much, I just started having issues with ubuntu while installing drivers, It started showing a black screen and I had important files in them. Thanks so much for the help

[factsinminutes]

Hello sir I am from india. Now I am studying Python . I have all my python files in linux. But suddenly I couldn't able to open it. So I saw your video and got my all python files in windows os sir. Really I won't forget this help sir. Thank you so much sir. வாழ்க வளமுடன்.

[virtualfather]

Thank you LinuxLeach
excellent videos. this was very useful. Is there a way when in linux 12.04 and you open virtualbox running xp pro to use this to get files from linux?

[MommyJoolya]

Can i put files on the linux partition?

[linuxleech]

@You0wnAStore Ok, let me know how it goes it would be interesting to find out what happens.

[linuxleech]

@You0wnAStore I believe it only works on drives that are logically visible on the windows machine you have it installed on. If you do have your OpenSUSE machine on your network you could always setup SCP or FTP to grab files.

[nebben]

Thought I'm gonna lose my project, thanks man :)

[rizqirasyid]

Hey, what is ur os man?
It's similar to windows 7 and windows xp

[MrBobWareham]

I have just moved from windows 10 to Linux mint in duel boot so would like to copy all my documents and pictures from windows to Linux so do you know a program that can do that, please. Thanks Bob

[sherzodbekesanov]

This is really what I want. Thanks for this video bro.

[techswaps]

just awesome tool, thanks for sharing bruhhh, god bless you, peace out!!!!

[felotixxdervlogchannel]

thank you very much. it did go very well. its the first free programm, that really helps.

[VtuberLife]

was hopping that would help me but i get cant open disk :/ but i know it work i managed to open it in a VM

[CZghost]

Well, I can always access Windows volume from within the Ubuntu OS, and not only copy files from that volume to my Ubuntu volume, I can also modify files directly on that volume as well, and thus I can also copy files from my Ubuntu volume to my Windows volume, so technically, I could just boot up in my Ubuntu partition and copy files straight to Windows volume. However, I'd like to transfer files between those OS'es intuitively no matter in which I'm currently logged in, so using Ubuntu or Windows, I should be able to transfer files from Windows to Ubuntu and vice versa. But since Windows doesn't support Linux filesystems natively, I have to install an additional support for full read and write access...