Question: Where Is My C Drive on Linux?
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There is no C: drive in Linux. There are only partitions. Strictly speaking, there is no C: drive in Windows. Windows misuses the term “drive” to refer to a partition.

How do I get to the C: drive in Ubuntu?

in Windows is /mnt/c/ in WSL Ubuntu. in the Ubuntu terminal to go to that folder. Note, the first / before mnt and remember that in Ubuntu file and folder names are case sensitive.

How do I access my C: drive?

If you want to see or change any of the files in the C: drive, you can easily access the drive in Windows with just a few quick clicks of the mouse. Go to your desktop. Double-click on “Local Disk (C:).” You are now looking at the folders in your C: drive.

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