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Originally Posted by LinuxIng10
I want to make it so that linux doesn't have any access to my windows partitions.
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I agree with other mentions of removing from '/etc/fstab' the entry relative to your windows partition(s). Please remember that any time you want to make changes to the system you will need root privileges as root or to use sudo.
But to answer your subject line query the means to unmount a partition is to use a 'umount /MountpointForWinPartion'.
To look at your mounted partitions you can use the '
df -h' to show them. 'df' will show the mount points and the free space on each. Again be sure to look at '
man df' to understand the command.
Look at '
man umount' from the Command Line (cli) within a virtual terminal. To umount a system mount point you will need to be root or use
sudo. Remember to learn from 'man command' so you can perform the commands as desired.
Please look at my sig for some useful informational links to help you with the command line work.
Hope this helps!