Question #78731 on Ubuntu changed:
https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/78731
Status: Open => Answered
Sebastian Gurkasch proposed the following answer:
Tried 'sudo ntfsfix /dev/$part'?
Note, that it is impossible to fsck NTFS with linux. ntfsfix marks only
the ntfs journal, so that Windows checks it at next bootup.
You *could* try to force mount it, but you will risk data lose doing so
'sudo ntfs-3g /dev/$part /mnt/$mountpoint -o force'
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