Ky1607
January 7th, 2011, 08:54 AM
Greetings,
Recently I've downloaded Ubuntu Desktop 10.10 32 bit, and wanted to change my Windows system over to Lunux.
Before doing the installation of Ubuntu Desktop, I've created a new drive in Windows Vista and got my important files in it. (20 GB Disk)
Then i started the installation and formatted my whole system, I didn't change any options in the installation only using the entire disk for installation.
After Ubuntu Desktop has been successfully installed, I tried opening the disk i created earlier on in Windows Vista, But i could not find the disk in ' Computer ' of Ubuntu.
I believe the disk i created in Windows Vista was not deleted by Ubuntu Installation, Because i have a 300 GB hard disk, and the current disk space in Ubuntu was " 269 GB " as the disk i created in Windows Vista was 20GB.
Hope you guys can help me get Ubuntu Desktop to read the disk i created in Windows Vista, I have lots of important files in it.
(Note: My Windows Vista OS was totally deleted and it's running Ubuntu Desktop 10.10)
Best Regards,
Kelvin Yong
Recently I've downloaded Ubuntu Desktop 10.10 32 bit, and wanted to change my Windows system over to Lunux.
Before doing the installation of Ubuntu Desktop, I've created a new drive in Windows Vista and got my important files in it. (20 GB Disk)
Then i started the installation and formatted my whole system, I didn't change any options in the installation only using the entire disk for installation.
After Ubuntu Desktop has been successfully installed, I tried opening the disk i created earlier on in Windows Vista, But i could not find the disk in ' Computer ' of Ubuntu.
I believe the disk i created in Windows Vista was not deleted by Ubuntu Installation, Because i have a 300 GB hard disk, and the current disk space in Ubuntu was " 269 GB " as the disk i created in Windows Vista was 20GB.
Hope you guys can help me get Ubuntu Desktop to read the disk i created in Windows Vista, I have lots of important files in it.
(Note: My Windows Vista OS was totally deleted and it's running Ubuntu Desktop 10.10)
Best Regards,
Kelvin Yong