Accessing partitions of a secondary hard drive from primary drive running Windows 10.

[RoccoMartinello]

Hi to all,
I have a new computer with a hard drive with only Windows 10 installed.
Yesterday I mounted on this computer the hard drive of my old computer, installing it as secondary drive.
On that drive there was Windows Vista installed and even Fedora 16 and Ubuntu (with GRUB as bootloader).
The problem is that from the drive with Windows 10 installed (installed as primary drive) I can only
see Windows Vista partition and not Fedora and Ubuntu partition. (I need to see files located in Fedora and Ubuntu partitions from Windows 10)
My question is:
adding Fedora and Ubuntu on my primary drive (and keeping Windows 10 on it) will I be able to see files on every OS of the secondary drive?
Thank you in advance for your answers!!!

 

[utroz]

The Fedora and Ubuntu partition are probably not in a format that windows can read. You could boot off a linux USB and use it to access the files on your linux partitions and copy them to a windows (NTFS most likely) partition.

 

[mcnumpty23]

can use something like this to see linux partitions from in windows--though it will be read only no write probably

http://www.ext2fsd.com/

edit --or this

http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/