Automount disks and drives with Linux Mint /Ubuntu

By Tech Writer • July 24, 2016 • Ubuntu

1. Open Disks application 2. Choose the Disk Drive on the left hand panel 3. Chose the Edit Mount Options 4. Turn Off Automatic Mount and leave 'Mount at startup' checked 5. Reboot, verify that yo

1. Open Disks application 2. Choose the Disk Drive on the left hand panel 3. Chose the Edit Mount Options 4. Turn Off Automatic Mount and leave 'Mount at startup' checked 5. Reboot, verify that your disk is mounting as expected

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