Soaberah asks:
How can I remove / uninstall Linux from my laptop?
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Anonymous
September 14, 2011Format the hard drive with windows CD or with bootable Cd like Hirens Boot CD.
Ashwini Patankar
September 15, 2011Go to Windows, right click My Computer choose Diskmanagement, and format the partitions containing Linux. Now, boot the machine with Windows CD and press R for get into repair mode, and when you will get a command prompt type “fixmbr” to fix the boot loader.
Bruce Epper
September 15, 2011If it is a dual-boot system and you installed Linux with Wubi, you can go to Control Panel -> Programs and Features, find it in the list and uninstall it like any other program.
mohamed
June 16, 2012How can I remove / uninstall Linux from my laptop?
by steps
If Linux is the only OS on the laptop, just boot off of a CD/DVD or USB device that has an OS installation program (Windows, etc). Reformat your hard drive (or delete all partitions, create a new partition, and reformat) and continue with the installation process.
If you only want to wipe out the hard drive, you can download dban, burn it to disc, boot from the CD and completely wipe out the contents of the hard drive.
June 20, 2012If you’d installed in within Windows OS as a program,you can simply go to add or remove programs to uninstall it just like you uninstall a program.
June 21, 2012