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'''Unable to access the drive after Ubuntu installation. This partition belongs to windows but I wanted to allocate some parts for Ubuntu during installation. But I see this drive. I have important data in his drive and now want to recover it for windows. I installed Ubuntu on my SSD and allocated 25GB and I wanted some extra space for Ubuntu from my HDD. That's Why I choose that drive so that Ubuntu can use that drive to use. But Ubuntu totally converted that HDD drive partition which is 180GB in size. I can Use Ubuntu because It was installed on My SSD drive. I have included both my SSD and HDD screenshot here. In 1 link is my HDD where I want to recover my desired drive. And in the [enter image description here] link I have added my SSD screenshot where I installed my drive. '''This is my HDD where the selected drive which I want to recover. I want to use this drive for Ubuntu after copying all files from it to my external device.

This is my SSD where I installed Ubuntu and running normally

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That partition has ext4 file system. Ext4 is the most common Linux file system and is not supported on Windows by default. You can't use view and use that partition in Windows. If you have still have important data in that which are undeleted, just copy those files to another ntfs partition. OR if it has been formatted, then you can use testdisk.

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