diskinternals linux reader for windows 10

Hi CountMike try this for a bit of fun !!. I have used Linux and GPARTED to format drives as large as 500GB as FAT32. Windows can't format as FAT32 over 32GB but can use them, most USB Thumb drive come that way up to 128GB, haven't checked larger ones. If using external drives good choices for formatting would be NTFS, FAT32 and exFAT. Windows does have issues with directly accessing the natively/default formatted Linux drives although Linux can use many more formats of the drives. A nice thing about LibreOffice is its documents can be read on any other LibreOffice, it is cross-platform just like VLC/Video LAN for multi-media, may be more. I can store from any computer and access from any other computer that I Map the drives on in File Explorer and have the files usable by a program that can handle them. Because I use Linux Mint and used to use a MacBook Pro along with Win10 and WinXP I use 2 WDC NAS drives connected to my Wireless Router.

Depends upon what the files are and access to the Ubuntu computer.

Diskinternals linux reader for windows 10