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I primarily using Ubuntu (16.04) but have also Win10 installed. Recently I need Windows more often and switch between the two OS. I have two partitions with the operating systems (C for Win and 'Computer' for Ubuntu) and a third 'DATA' which is shared between the two OS. Usually 'DATA' is mounted in

/media/me/DATA

Since the last update in Win10 the mounting point $media/me/DATA$ is inaccessible. The partition DATA is now mounted in 

/media/me/DATA1

Therefore all my projects linked in software and libraries now all have broken links (since they point to /media/me/DATA)

My question: Is it save to delete the 'broken' mounting point? My fear is that I damage the files on the original partition.

v3xX
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    You haven't said how you mounted your partition; if it was via /etc/fstab or the file system table mount point should not have changed, so providing your mounting method may provide clues to your issue & subsequently advice given. – guiverc Apr 27 '20 at 08:12
  • I linked the partition on my launcher, when I click on it is mounted. I do not know how this is done – v3xX Apr 27 '20 at 08:20

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