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How to open NTFS partition on Ubuntu without Windows' hidden files?

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My computer is dual boot with Ubuntu 13.10 and Windows 8, but when I open NTFS partition in Ubuntu, crap files like: System Volume Information $RECYCLE.BIN appear. How can I get rid of these files?

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answered 2 Years ago thellfi · Accepted Answer

AFAIK $RECYCLE.BIN is for Recyclebin allocation form your hard disk partition.I mean how much HDD partition was allocated for specific partition.
System Volume Information bears the useful info regarding your volume

So If I were you I will keep those files. Even you remove, they will come again.