Local Drives showing under Other Locations in Ubuntu 18.04
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I have installed Ubuntu 18.04 along with Windows 10 and then I opened Ubuntu after shutting down Windows 10. Both of my OS are installed on my SSD and other local drives are on HDD. the local drives are being shown under Other Locations section of Ubuntu and I am able to access the drives but not able to cut,copy or paste within those drives or any external drives.
Is there any way I can have the drives outside Other Locations without formatting or any way I can get the option to cut,copy or paste?
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I have installed Ubuntu 18.04 along with Windows 10 and then I opened Ubuntu after shutting down Windows 10. Both of my OS are installed on my SSD and other local drives are on HDD. the local drives are being shown under Other Locations section of Ubuntu and I am able to access the drives but not able to cut,copy or paste within those drives or any external drives.
Is there any way I can have the drives outside Other Locations without formatting or any way I can get the option to cut,copy or paste?
dual-boot grub2 partitioning permissions hard-drive
edited Jun 6 at 21:50
pomsky
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asked Jun 6 at 15:15
Manas Kumar
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Local drives under "Other Locations" is the default behaviour in newer versions of Files (Nautilus). It's most likely unrelated to your actual problem: not being able to cut/copy/paste.
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I have installed Ubuntu 18.04 along with Windows 10 and then I opened Ubuntu after shutting down Windows 10. Both of my OS are installed on my SSD and other local drives are on HDD. the local drives are being shown under Other Locations section of Ubuntu and I am able to access the drives but not able to cut,copy or paste within those drives or any external drives.
Is there any way I can have the drives outside Other Locations without formatting or any way I can get the option to cut,copy or paste?
dual-boot grub2 partitioning permissions hard-drive
edited Jun 6 at 21:50
pomsky
21.3k76392
asked Jun 6 at 15:15
Manas Kumar
11
I have installed Ubuntu 18.04 along with Windows 10 and then I opened Ubuntu after shutting down Windows 10. Both of my OS are installed on my SSD and other local drives are on HDD. the local drives are being shown under Other Locations section of Ubuntu and I am able to access the drives but not able to cut,copy or paste within those drives or any external drives.
Is there any way I can have the drives outside Other Locations without formatting or any way I can get the option to cut,copy or paste?
dual-boot grub2 partitioning permissions hard-drive
edited Jun 6 at 21:50
pomsky
21.3k76392
asked Jun 6 at 15:15
Manas Kumar
11
edited Jun 6 at 21:50
pomsky
21.3k76392
edited Jun 6 at 21:50
pomsky
21.3k76392
edited Jun 6 at 21:50
pomsky
21.3k76392
21.3k76392
asked Jun 6 at 15:15
Manas Kumar
11
asked Jun 6 at 15:15
Manas Kumar
11
asked Jun 6 at 15:15
Manas Kumar
11
11
1
Local drives under "Other Locations" is the default behaviour in newer versions of Files (Nautilus). It's most likely unrelated to your actual problem: not being able to cut/copy/paste.
– pomsky
Jun 6 at 15:26
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Local drives under "Other Locations" is the default behaviour in newer versions of Files (Nautilus). It's most likely unrelated to your actual problem: not being able to cut/copy/paste.
– pomsky
Jun 6 at 15:26
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1
Local drives under "Other Locations" is the default behaviour in newer versions of Files (Nautilus). It's most likely unrelated to your actual problem: not being able to cut/copy/paste.
– pomsky
Jun 6 at 15:26
Local drives under "Other Locations" is the default behaviour in newer versions of Files (Nautilus). It's most likely unrelated to your actual problem: not being able to cut/copy/paste.
– pomsky
Jun 6 at 15:26
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You cant write to your Windows disks because Windows has an hybrid shutdown
You must shut down Windows completely
Under windows Hold the Shift key while clicking on the shutdown button
You may also disable the 'Fast Startup' feature of Windows
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You cant write to your Windows disks because Windows has an hybrid shutdown
You must shut down Windows completely
Under windows Hold the Shift key while clicking on the shutdown button
You may also disable the 'Fast Startup' feature of Windows
edited Jun 6 at 16:54
pomsky
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answered Jun 6 at 16:40
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You cant write to your Windows disks because Windows has an hybrid shutdown
You must shut down Windows completely
Under windows Hold the Shift key while clicking on the shutdown button
You may also disable the 'Fast Startup' feature of Windows
edited Jun 6 at 16:54
pomsky
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answered Jun 6 at 16:40
cmak.fr
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up vote
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down vote
up vote
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down vote
You cant write to your Windows disks because Windows has an hybrid shutdown
You must shut down Windows completely
Under windows Hold the Shift key while clicking on the shutdown button
You may also disable the 'Fast Startup' feature of Windows
edited Jun 6 at 16:54
pomsky
21.3k76392
answered Jun 6 at 16:40
cmak.fr
1,529918
You cant write to your Windows disks because Windows has an hybrid shutdown
You must shut down Windows completely
Under windows Hold the Shift key while clicking on the shutdown button
You may also disable the 'Fast Startup' feature of Windows
edited Jun 6 at 16:54
pomsky
21.3k76392
answered Jun 6 at 16:40
cmak.fr
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edited Jun 6 at 16:54
pomsky
21.3k76392
edited Jun 6 at 16:54
pomsky
21.3k76392
edited Jun 6 at 16:54
pomsky
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21.3k76392
answered Jun 6 at 16:40
cmak.fr
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answered Jun 6 at 16:40
cmak.fr
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Local drives under "Other Locations" is the default behaviour in newer versions of Files (Nautilus). It's most likely unrelated to your actual problem: not being able to cut/copy/paste.
– pomsky
Jun 6 at 15:26