How to mount WIN partition in Linux?

Temporary Mounting: After the reboot of your system, you need to again execute the mount command to mount the win partition in Linux.

1.You need to create mount point(directory) for each win partition(drives) inside the /mnt directory.
eg: mkdir /mnt/winc (You can give any name instead of winc)

2. By using the mount command, we can now mount the windows partition
eg: mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/winc (In linux, first partition is called as hda1)

3. Now get inside the /mnt/winc directory and check the files.You will be able to see your files from C drive.
eg: cd /mnt/winc

Permanent Mounting: To do the permanent mounting, you need to follow these steps below.

1.Create mount points (mkdir /mnt/winc)

2.Edit the /etc/fstab file using any text editor like vi and insert the mount point and file system details at the end of the file with the proper spacing as previous lines.
eg: /dev/hda1 /mnt/winc vfat

3. After the reboot of your system, you will be able to access all C drive files.