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Dual boot Ubuntu doesn't have access to unpartitioned hard drives without me clicking on them

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I just finished installing Ubuntu as a dual boot with windows 10 on my system. As a part of the process, I partitioned off 100 gb of space for it on one of my hard drives.

When I start ubuntu, I see my other drives in the taskbar. They're there, but they're separate. My example of this is when I was using vscode. I was trying to access a project on one of my other drives, but I could only access the prepartitioned space. That was until I opened the drives from my taskbar. After I opened the drive, vscode could "see" it to load my project.

What is going on here and is there a way to skip me having to click on the drive before ubuntu can access it?

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If it was truly unpartitioned there is no way it had files on it. There would be no file system. Please edit the question and describe exactly you did what ever it is you did.
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