If you have a dual-boot system with
Windows and
Linux, you probably know that Windows and Linux both use different
file systems. Windows uses
FAT32 and
NTFS file systems where as Linux uses
ext2,
ext3 and ext4 file systems.
You can access Windows partitions from Linux but on the other hand Windows doesn't allow access to Linux partitions.
Many times we might need to access files stored in Linux partitions and we realize that we can't access them from Windows. In this situation we have to reboot our system in Linux to access those files.
Would not it be better if we could access Linux partitions from Windows? Indeed, it would. That's why here I'm sharing FREE tool which allow to access Linux partitions from Windows:
Website:
http://ext2read.sf.net/
Download page:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/