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Until now, by every boot my NTFS partition (sda3) was mounted for reading and writing and I am the owner, not root. Suddenly, I can't write to it. Here is what fstab looks like, and mount. Could it be that doual-boot Win did something? Fastboot, some flags by NTFS?

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And here is mount cmd where it says 'ro' and permissions in Dolphion screenshot2

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Edit: It is not a duplicate of this, because there was a problem with ntfs-3g missing which was 2011. thing.

Hrvoje T
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  • Check it ('fs') for errors. If errors are detected, it will mount in read-only to protect from errors (but check your logs for the actual reason). – guiverc Jan 11 '19 at 07:19
  • Some Windows updates reactivate the fastboot. So I would check whether Windows does a real complete shutdown. – muclux Jan 11 '19 at 07:47
  • Windows had yestereday some weird updates. It broke network sharing. I will check this. – Hrvoje T Jan 11 '19 at 08:40
  • FYI: gid is group ID, not User ID. Is group #46 the group you want to have access to? Or do you intend to have the group or user mount to be different? – Thomas Ward Jan 11 '19 at 14:39
  • You are looking at wrong partition. I am taking about sda3 – Hrvoje T Jan 11 '19 at 16:13
  • I don't know your language, but according to that entry (for storage) I'd expect root to be the owner, not you. That should be confirmed if you traverse path to /media/storage, r. click on that folder and check permissions. Or you can open terminal, do a ls -l /media and check permissions on storage folder. – Paul Benson Jan 11 '19 at 18:38

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