Mounting volume help

[lolumadclan]

Hi, I started using Ubuntu Linux a week ago and I was able to open my Hard Drive so I could view Window Files and now I cannot It says "cannot mount volume" How should i go about mounting the hard drive?

[bumanie]

Easiest way is to install ntfs-3g (gives read/write ability to ntfs) and ntfsconfig. In terminal

sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g

then

sudo apt-get install ntfsconfig

The go to Applications --> System Tools and open ntfsconfig Fill in the box and your ntfs drive will be automatically added to /etc/fstab and will automount at boot.

[lolumadclan]

E: Couldn't find package ntfsconfig

i got an error.

[andrewbrown22]

i got an error.

Try

 sudo apt-get install ntfs-config

instead.

[logos34]

typo

ntfs-config

[joe bocan]

hi i'm bringing and other question


i accidently mounted 2 partion at the same mount point
how to unmount manually?

[lolumadclan]

alright so it installed but now it says to <click here to set a mount point> Where should I set it?

[lolumadclan]

nvm lol dumb question
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[lolumadclan]

okay so i have another problem with mounting it..now it says that "You are not privileged to mount this volume."