NTFS for Linux enables read and write access for NTFS partitions on Linux operating systems.
NTFS for Linux project is an exceptional solution that utilizes Paragon Technology, development expertise, and extensive industry knowledge. It addresses a common inconvenience experienced by Linux users due to different operating systems using varying standards on data storage. Windows NT, 2000, and XP, comprising a family of secure operating systems from Microsoft, employ their own file system called NTFS. Unfortunately, Microsoft has yet to make technical information on NTFS available to the public. As a result, Linux developers still lack solid support for this file system.
Our company, however, has channeled our skills and expertise in the development of file systems and operating systems to produce a remarkable product dubbed "NTFS for Linux." This software provides transparent access to any NTFS drive into a Linux operating system through the regular mount function. With this software, you and any application you have can browse these drives, read and change files, copy and create new files and folders, just like with native ext2fs, ext3fs, or reiserfs file systems.
Moreover, you can not only install the NTFS access driver into your Linux operating system, but you can also use the product's bootable CD to access NTFS volumes. The CD proves invaluable, especially in emergency cases where the systems become unbootable. You can boot your system with the CD and access NTFS and Linux volumes with read and write access. In so doing, take important documents or change configuration files to rescue the system. Overall, NTFS for Linux is an exceptional software solution for Linux users who utilize Windows NTFS.
Our company, however, has channeled our skills and expertise in the development of file systems and operating systems to produce a remarkable product dubbed "NTFS for Linux." This software provides transparent access to any NTFS drive into a Linux operating system through the regular mount function. With this software, you and any application you have can browse these drives, read and change files, copy and create new files and folders, just like with native ext2fs, ext3fs, or reiserfs file systems.
Moreover, you can not only install the NTFS access driver into your Linux operating system, but you can also use the product's bootable CD to access NTFS volumes. The CD proves invaluable, especially in emergency cases where the systems become unbootable. You can boot your system with the CD and access NTFS and Linux volumes with read and write access. In so doing, take important documents or change configuration files to rescue the system. Overall, NTFS for Linux is an exceptional software solution for Linux users who utilize Windows NTFS.
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