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Is it possible to transfer files between Ubuntu and Windows by creating a partition? Like a flash drive would work (mounting the partition, copying the files to it, then mounting and copying on the other OS), but inside my hard drive. I know I couldn't transfer folders because Ubuntu uses fat32 and Windows uses NFTS, but what about normal files? And what file type should I use to format the partition? I'm running Ubuntu 12.04, and dual-boot with WUBI, if that makes a difference.

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    – user224082
    Nov 16, 2013 at 17:56

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Actually, when you boot into Ubuntu, you can access to your Windows partition directly... You can manage your Windows files from Ubuntu... What you CAN'T do, is accessing Ubuntu partition from Windows... What you can do, is making a partition with a NTFS format... So, you can access it from Windows and Ubuntu as well...

Hope it helps...

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