You were advised earlier not to use ntfs-3g.
From your comment, it seems that your NTFS partition(s) are damaged and would not mount.
The ntfs3 kernel module prevents mounting an NTFS filesystem until you fix it properly using Windows chkdsk.
Switching to ntfs-3g does not magically fix this – any damage to the NTFS filesystem still remains, risking damage becoming progressively worse the more you use it.
Please see: [Primer] NTFS on Linux to understand why.