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I've installed Ubuntu alongside Windows. I can boot into either using GRUB. In Ubuntu, I can see my entire bootdrive, and all of its partitions, including my windows partition and system files which I really don't want to write to.
However, in Windows, the partition Ubuntu is installed to is completely hidden.
I have a backup imaging program called Macrium that is routinely backs up all partitions on my drive to an external disk.
However, I can't select the Ubuntu partition to be part of the backup. I want it to be part of the backup so I can clone my disk inorder to transfer to a new storage device, or do a complete restore.
My question is, how can I select these partitions within Macrium, or, if you're not familiar with Macrium, how do I make my Ubuntu partition visible within Windows? I feel that will fix my problem as I can see all partitions within macrium that I can see within Window's file explorer.
Windows can't see ubuntu/linux partitions by design. – Alexiy – 2016-04-17T06:14:51.347