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I'm new to Ubuntu. Recently, I plugged in an external hard drive of a friend to my Dell inspiron laptop. After transferring some files to the hard drive and unplugged, my PC started misbehaving. I could no longer create nor save files to my hard disk. I have restarted my PC over a million times, I have searched everywhere on Google but to no avail. Please help, just tell me what to do, please










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  • Could you post the output of mount in a pastebin link?
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    Feb 27 at 11:39










  • Could this be the same issue as here?
    – mbeyss
    Feb 27 at 13:34










  • Please explain how (the commands) you transferred the files and how you unplugged the external drive (umount?).
    – user680858
    Feb 27 at 22:14














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I'm new to Ubuntu. Recently, I plugged in an external hard drive of a friend to my Dell inspiron laptop. After transferring some files to the hard drive and unplugged, my PC started misbehaving. I could no longer create nor save files to my hard disk. I have restarted my PC over a million times, I have searched everywhere on Google but to no avail. Please help, just tell me what to do, please










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  • Could you post the output of mount in a pastebin link?
    – dsstorefile1
    Feb 27 at 11:39










  • Could this be the same issue as here?
    – mbeyss
    Feb 27 at 13:34










  • Please explain how (the commands) you transferred the files and how you unplugged the external drive (umount?).
    – user680858
    Feb 27 at 22:14












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I'm new to Ubuntu. Recently, I plugged in an external hard drive of a friend to my Dell inspiron laptop. After transferring some files to the hard drive and unplugged, my PC started misbehaving. I could no longer create nor save files to my hard disk. I have restarted my PC over a million times, I have searched everywhere on Google but to no avail. Please help, just tell me what to do, please










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I'm new to Ubuntu. Recently, I plugged in an external hard drive of a friend to my Dell inspiron laptop. After transferring some files to the hard drive and unplugged, my PC started misbehaving. I could no longer create nor save files to my hard disk. I have restarted my PC over a million times, I have searched everywhere on Google but to no avail. Please help, just tell me what to do, please







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  • Could you post the output of mount in a pastebin link?
    – dsstorefile1
    Feb 27 at 11:39










  • Could this be the same issue as here?
    – mbeyss
    Feb 27 at 13:34










  • Please explain how (the commands) you transferred the files and how you unplugged the external drive (umount?).
    – user680858
    Feb 27 at 22:14
















  • Could you post the output of mount in a pastebin link?
    – dsstorefile1
    Feb 27 at 11:39










  • Could this be the same issue as here?
    – mbeyss
    Feb 27 at 13:34










  • Please explain how (the commands) you transferred the files and how you unplugged the external drive (umount?).
    – user680858
    Feb 27 at 22:14















Could you post the output of mount in a pastebin link?
– dsstorefile1
Feb 27 at 11:39




Could you post the output of mount in a pastebin link?
– dsstorefile1
Feb 27 at 11:39












Could this be the same issue as here?
– mbeyss
Feb 27 at 13:34




Could this be the same issue as here?
– mbeyss
Feb 27 at 13:34












Please explain how (the commands) you transferred the files and how you unplugged the external drive (umount?).
– user680858
Feb 27 at 22:14




Please explain how (the commands) you transferred the files and how you unplugged the external drive (umount?).
– user680858
Feb 27 at 22:14















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