How to Mount Your Windows 10 (or 8) System Drive on Linux

Did You Know? Items in Amazon’s sprawling warehouses aren’t grouped by type but are instead stored using advanced storage algorithms to place them on the shelves where they will best fit (thus maximizing how much can be packed into the warehouse). Geek Trivia The Actor Who Is The Real Center Of Hollywood Ala “The Six Degrees Of Kevin Bacon” Is? Eric Roberts → Michael Cain → Samuel L. Jackson → Robert DeNiro → Advertisement Download Free eBook: Preserving Your Privacy in Windows 10 During the initial Windows 10 install, most people will accept the default privacy recommendations offered by Windows but if you care about your privacy, you want to make sure Windows 10 is sending Microsoft as little data as possible.Click here to download Want to Change Your Email Preferences? At some point in the past you subscribed to the How-To Geek newsletter, but if you'd like to change the frequency or unsubscribe, you can do so by clicking the button. 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What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. The Japanese Professor Who's Spent Three Decades Perfecting a Human Avatar Long before virtual reality was a household term one man was already dreaming of perfecting it. [Motherboard] How BB-8 Works Inside the adorable R2-D2 replacement [TechCrunch] The Trouble With Online Customer Reviews The facade of sincere online reviews is cracking; what comes next? [Bloomberg] The Beatles coming to Spotify, Apple Music, and elsewhere on Dec 24 Better late than never? [ArsTechnica] How to Set Up and Use a Passcode on Apple Watch You probably secure your iPhone with Touch ID or a passcode. If you have an Apple Watch, you can secure that against unauthorized access as well. Additionally, you need to have a passcode enabled on your watch to be able to use Apple Pay. Read This Article → How to Pair Your Smartphone to Your Amazon Echo The Amazon Echo is a more than capable speaker with room-filling sound; as such it only makes sense to pair your smartphone, tablet, or other Bluetooth-enabled device to it in order to super charge your smartphone’s sound system. Read This Article → How to Mount Your Windows 10 (or 8) System Drive on Linux If you’re dual-booting Linux alongside Windows 10, 8, or 8.1 and you want to mount your Windows system partition and access its files, you’ll run into a problem. You’ll see an error saying “The NTFS partition is hibernated” due to the new hybrid boot feature, preventing you from accessing its files. Read This Article → Is it Possible to Get the Old Website Suggestion System Back in Firefox 43? When you get used to a great feature that you use quite often in your favorite browser, it can be rather frustrating when it suddenly ‘disappears’ and is replaced with something that fails to work as well. With that in mind, today’s SuperUser Q&A post has the answer to a frustrated reader’s question. Read This Article → How to Turn Off “Hey Siri” on the Apple Watch The Apple Watch is one of the more feature-complete smartwatches on the market these days and with the inclusion of Siri, can perform tasks many other smartwatches cannot. That said, if you want to turn off the “Hey Siri” function, here is how. Read This Article → How to Find Your iPhone Using Your Apple Watch or iCloud Do you often misplace your iPhone? If you have an Apple Watch, it's easy to find your phone using the ping feature, saving you the embarrassment or hassle of asking a friend or family member to call your phone to help you find it. Read This Article → How to Use the Reminders Feature in Google Calendar We all love our calendars. They help us stay organized, plan for important upcoming events, and coordinate with friends and family on the best time to meet up for that next barbecue in the park. But did you know that Google’s Calendar now features a new, unique Reminder system that you can use to be sure that nothing slips through the cracks unnoticed? Read This Article → What’s the Difference Between BitLocker and EFS (Encrypting File System) on Windows? Windows 10, 8.1, 8, and 7 all include BitLocker drive encryption, but that’s not the only encryption solution they offer. Windows also includes an encryption method named the “encrypting file system”, or EFS. Here’s how it differs from BitLocker. Read This Article → Advertisement Download Free eBook: Preserving Your Privacy in Windows 10 During the initial Windows 10 install, most people will accept the default privacy recommendations offered by Windows but if you care about your privacy, you want to make sure Windows 10 is sending Microsoft as little data as possible.Click here to download