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I had Ubuntu 16.04 And now installed windows 10 and dual booted it , and now both Ubuntu and windows are running fine but windows is not detecting other disk drives

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That's to be expected.

Windows has no support for UNIX/Linux filesystems (ext4 in this case).

There is at least one program (for example, etx2fsd) that can be installed on Windows in order to read/write ext2/3/4 partitions, but I strongly recommend against trying it.

If you need to share data between the two OSes, then create a separate NTFS partition or use a cloud service.

There are no good reasons to be accessing the system partition of one OS from another in dual boot. It's usually a recipe for disaster.

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