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Windows file systems are in the FAT ( FAT12, FAT16, and FAT32) and NTFS formats while Linux file systems are in Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, JFS, XFS, etc.

This can’t happen on Windows because the file system is not case-sensitive as sees both file names as the same.

The Linux filesystem is case-sensitive so you can have file names like fossmint.html and Fossmint.html in the same directory.

Differences between Windows and Linux file systems

But first, you should know how the file system in Windows and Linux differ. The point of today’s articles is to recommend the most reliable tools that you can install to easily access your Linux files from within your Windows installation.

One of the most popular problems with dual-booting Linux and Windows operating systems is the ability to access Windows files from within Linux but the inability of the reverse this is due to the way Linux and Windows file systems are set up.