Ubuntu Version:
Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS
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Problem Description:
Hello there,
Firstly a quick apology from me because I am a beginner with Ubuntu and have limited knowledge using it.
I set up a dual boot with Ubuntu and Windows 10.
I recently installed a new hard disk that could work as a shared disk between the operating systems. Formatted as NTFS this worked fine for a couple of days and then all of a sudden it can no longer be mounted in Ubuntu. The error is: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock.
I’ve checked various forums and changed the mount settings to turn off User Settings Default but this doesn’t work either.
As a bit of background I had the same issue with an external USB hard disk which is what prompted me to buy a new hard disk and install it.
So if you anybody could guide me on how to get this working I’d be most grateful. Please note I am a beginner so if I need to provide more info I’ll need to know how to get that info (assuming terminal commands).
Thank you very much.
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