>>55397428
No, it can't.

Windows 10 most likely can't even understand the file system used by your GNU/Linux partition.

>>55397506
Its not NTFS for sure, as I remember

>>55397428
You can copy files from your Linux partition using DiskInternals Linux Reader. But you can't write to it.

>>55397583
Ah thank you for the help, but its not a technical issue, im a tinfoil hat wearer, and want to know if they could have access to the other partition while I run windows on my first one

>>55397599
Windows can of course access any partitions on any disks attached to your PC. But since it doesn't understand ext4 filesystems, it may as well be a blank partition as far as it's concerned. You can see that from how it asks if you want to format it if you click on its drive letter in Explorer.

>>55397873
Ah thats really good to hear, mine is in ext4, thank you

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>>55397428
Your disdain is inadequate.

>>55397428
yes it can. it could also change the bootloader to steal your password if you encrypt the partition. just use a VM for win10

>>55397890
If you were a tinfoil hat wearer, and you really were worried about them seeing something unsavory.
Windows may not natively understand it, but if microsoft is searching and looking for something in the background where you cant see, you can be for certain they will be able to see any standard formatting.

Not natively, but there's something that will get it working, Google "EXT for Windows" or something like that

>>55397428
Maybe if you install the ext4 driver but I don't know if that's even compatible with Win 10.

>>55397428
No, because windows has no built in support for reading the ext filesystems as far as I know. When in Windows 10 my Debian partition doesn't show up except in disk management.

>>55399291
This. There are Windows tools for reading EXT file systems and even reading LVM partitions.

>>55397428
nobody really cares about your cp, unless you're a politician or something.