Quote Originally Posted by fingers99
Sounds like you're just trying too hard.

First, the compulsory warning: writing to an ntfs partition (that's copying or deleting) from Linux will almost certainly trash it. ntfs is the default filsystem for NT, Windows 2K, XP.

On 9* Windows, no problem.

Just click on the drive you want to mount, on the drive you want to write to just click on the actions tab and select read/write. Drag and drop, that's it!
Well, my computer doesnt work since 3 days back ... sooo >X (Windows XP usually, using Knoppix to fix error now, win xp doesnt boot)

When im in "File Manager" and in "Devices" , u told me to
1. Click the drive i want to mount
I dont really understand the word mount, when i right click it says "unmount", so i guess its already mounted, and i can see the files i want to move, i dont want to move them to another hard disc, just move them to another location.
2. On the drive you want to write, just click on the actions tab and select read/write
Hmm... when ive selected the drive i looked for a actions tab, but found none. If i right click and hold "actions" the only things mentioned is "zip" and stuff, nothing about read/write.
3. Drag and drop isnt that easy it seems , for me anyways >(

I would be most gratefull if you could explain it the most simple way there is.