Mount NTFS partition automatically in Ubuntu

I had earlier mentioned about the correct way of mounting NTFS partition using ntfs-config. However, recently I experienced a few crash errors and thus found this method easier to use.

Open Unity (using windows key) and type "Startup Applications"

Then click on the Add button, Write a name for this operation such as "Mount ntfs drives", then in command input box, write udisks --mount /dev/sda2, to automount the ntfs partition.

Note: You need to replace the /dev/sda2 with your actual NTFS partition number.

You can get this number by sudo blkid

Below is the output of this command in my computer.

Since I had to mount the partition with the label "Storage", I entered this command:

udisks --mount /dev/sda4

This auto mounts the partition on start-up with correct user permissions.

Link: http://askubuntu.com/questions/83461/automatically-mount-ntfs-drive-when-i-login