File manager shows my D drive locked and my C drive is not locked. I cannot therefore paste to the D drive. I tried chmod as root however the change is not made!
How does one “unlock” the folder?
@swerdna’s the man to help
HowTo Mount NTFS Filesystem Partition Read Write Access in openSUSE
Hey philsweeney let me know how it goes if you need additional help hit me back maybe I can walk you throu…
The link caf4926 posted should help you but just FYI, you can’t chmod or chown NTFS drives because NTFS is a microsoft filesystem, not responsive to standard Linux commands.
Got it! thanks for the help!
Thanks Swerdna, another idiot proof guide. 
You might say that, but we couldn’t possibly.
But great guides from @swerdna