If a Linux drive is not showing up in Windows, it could be due to an incompatible partition format or a missing drive letter. First, ensure the drive is formatted as NTFS rather than EXT4, as NTFS ...

It's also worth noting that USB drives have multiple file formatting systems. The most common formatting option is FAT32, which is recognized by macOS, Windows, and Linux.

If Windows has not assigned a letter to your USB drive for some reason or if the file system is corrupted, it may not show up in File Explorer. In this case, format the drive via the operating ...