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Shared drive is not automatically mounted on boot

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I have a dual boot system (Windows 10 and Ubuntu 20.04 and I have created a ntfs partition for files I want to have access to from both os.

In my fstab I have included

# shared storage mount /dev/sda2
UUID=44D83AB7D83AA6D8/media/user/Volume/ ntfs-3g auto,user,rw 0 0

and I created links in my home directory pointing to the folders on the shared drive.

Now when I boot my system And try to access the links it says there is not Drive mounted. Then when I open the storage through my file system it gets mounted and the links in my home directory suddenly work.

Is there a way to erase the necessity to do that on every boot, so that the links immediately work? Also is there something obvious I am not seeing why it doesn't work?

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