If you have a Windows-Linux dual-boot PC, you're probably familiar with the troubles that come with sharing files between the two partitions. You'd expect two operating systems with direct access to the same CPU, RAM, and storage to also be able to access each other's files. But unfortunately, that's not always the case. On Linux, you might've noticed that your Windows files are editable one day but locked in read-only mode or unmountable the next. Fortunately, all of these issues are relatively easy to resolve, and the whole process barely takes an hour.