Safely uninstall Linux from a Dual boot system

Safely uninstall Linux from a Dual boot system

Most faced problem during last two years in our hostel is to uninstall Linux from a dual boot (Linux + windows) system. Here is a simple solution to uninstall or delete Linux completely and safely.

Requirements:
Windows XP/Vista/7 startup disk or Windows XP(verified with XP only) bootable floppy .

Steps to be followed

1. Boot your Windows XP/Vista/7.

2. Go to Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management (UAC or User Account Control in Vista/7)

3. Go to Disk Management under “Storage”

4. Select your Hard Disk and then the Linux partition. [Delete the Linux partition this will delete Linux as well as grub.]

6. Now reboot your system with Windows XP/Vista/7 start up disc or floppy and type the command “fixmbr”.

7. Above command will repair ur bootloader and rewrite ntldr which will replace corrupted grub.

8. Now reboot your system

Thats it.......

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