Hello, I confirm I had the same problem using Windows 8.1 x64 and Linux Mint 17. I also have ExpressCache installed to faster my Windows system. I found that the eccmd command on Windows had an exclude option to exclude a partition to be cached. So I typed "eccmd -exclude d" so that it only caches my system partition. It does not print any confirmation message so I just guess it worked. Then on my linux system, I mount the d drive with rw rights and the c drive with ro. Seems to work fine so far. Hope this can help.
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