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Boot into Windows and then restart it. Don’t shutdownDon't shut down.
In the grub menu highlight Ubuntuselect "Ubuntu" and press returnReturn. After the Ubuntu has booted up, open the NTFSNTFS partition. It should now open.

Boot into Windows and then restart it. Don’t shutdown.
In the grub menu highlight Ubuntu and press return. After the Ubuntu has booted up, open the NTFS partition. It should now open.

Boot into Windows and then restart it. Don't shut down.
In the grub menu select "Ubuntu" and press Return. After the Ubuntu has booted up, open the NTFS partition. It should now open.

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Boot into windows osWindows and then restart it.(not Don’t shutdown).
In the grub menu selecthighlight ubuntuUbuntu and boot itpress return.After After the ubuntuUbuntu has booted up,now open the ntfs hard drive partitionNTFS,it will partition. It should now open.

Boot into windows os and then restart it.(not shutdown).
In the grub menu select ubuntu and boot it.After the ubuntu booted up,now open the ntfs hard drive partition,it will open.

Boot into Windows and then restart it. Don’t shutdown.
In the grub menu highlight Ubuntu and press return. After the Ubuntu has booted up, open the NTFS partition. It should now open.

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Boot into windows os and then restart it.(not shutdown).
In the grub menu select ubuntu and boot it.After the ubuntu booted up,now open the ntfs hard drive partition,it will open.