win 7 does not open a fat32 partition that works in linux

I have an hdd where I put only data, I have several partitions (all FAT32)
One partition works in linux but not in windows
In ubuntu I can open the partition and see the videos in it
In windows 7 the partition has no name (only local disk) and i can't open it

Thank you
I apologize for my english

iacaziatore said:

In windows 7 the partition has no name (only local disk) and i can't open it

Are you able to go to Computer Management then Disk Management?
Fully expand the window, on the left pane click on the drive you store the data and take a screenshot.

the partition is Y
with easeus partitrion master I see fat32 partition, noe I read raw on win 7

Y: is shown as RAW (Not formatted or formatted as ext4). Are you sure that under Linux it shows as Fat32?

I don't know all of your requirements, nor why you have so many partitions and such a varied combination of file system types (FAT32, NTFS, RAW). But in my opinion, unless you have a specific need for such complexity and variety, you should keep things a lot simpler than that.

If it was me, I would do the following:

• I would back up the Windows drive (drive C), and then back up the data that is stored on all the other drives.
• I would then remove all partitions, and create one big partition for the entire drive, formatted as NTFS. I would do this step in Windows, to make sure that Windows will be able to access the drive with no problem.
• I would then restore the Windows backup to the one big partition, making sure that the entire partition was available as the C: drive.
• I would then create folders for my data, and copy the data I backed up into those folders.

If you do this, your situation will be much simpler and less likely to have problems. Also, because you partitioned and formatted the drive in Windows, both Windows and Linux should have no trouble reading the drive.

Just curious, why do you have so many partitions and different types of file systems?

I advise you copy everything in a safe place and format the drive to have only ONE partition.
To sort out your work you just create folders and sub-folders (directories).
For example in your data drive "D" (FAT32) you create folders Cascina, Cataloghi, Dati etc. etc.

with ubuntu I can read files in Y partition, with windows 7 no but ubuntu says it is fat32 partition
I can't understand