Access Ext2 and Ext3 from Windows using Ext2Fsd
Posted by John on 19th April 2010
Accessing Ext3 and Ext2 partitions from Windows can be accomplished using a few different methods, as previously noted in (How to access a Linux partition from Windows). However, one of the easiest methods is by using a tool called Ext2Fsd. This tool ships with the drivers necessary for windows to detect and mount an Ext2 or Ext3 filesystem as read only or read/write. Additionally, Ext2Fsd comes with a Volume Manager and many other useful tools like mke2fs.exe (allowing you to actually create an ext2 formatted partition from windows). Installation is simple and straight forward.
Ext2Fsd – Ext2 Ex3 Volume Manager Screenshot
More at http://www.pendrivelinux.com/access-ext2-and-ext3-from-windows/ 
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