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I have dual boot model that is looking like that:

HDD (/dev/sda)
- Partition 1 NTFS (Windows stuff)
- Partition 2 NTFS (Windows itself)
- Partition 3 NTFS (Looks like windows stuff too)
- Partition 4 EXT4 (Used by linux as additional space)
SSD (/dev/sdb) (Loader)
- Partition 1 SWAP
- Partition 2 EXT4 (Linux)

I already have fstab rule for sda/partition 4 in ubuntu
Now I want to mount the same partition in windows automatically on boot

I tried to use Ext2 Volume Manager application and I think it could be good if it could mount partitions in RW instead of RO at the same drive. I can easily set up SSD/Partition 2 to boot in RW but not HDD/Partition 4
Windows hybernation is turned off permanently

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p.s. I don't need temporary reading things like Diskinternals linux reader and similar. I want free/opensource solution to work with the partition as with native filesystem

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    This is generally not a good idea. Windows is fairly likely to damage extx partitions when writing, AFAIK. There are tools such as Disk Genius and MiniTool Partition Wizard to give temporary access, though.
    – DrMoishe Pippik
    Commented Jul 7, 2019 at 2:44

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