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21-Nov-2006, 01:44 AM #1
Question Solved: Help With Removing Ubuntu
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I ran the live cd of ubuntu 6.0.6 and installed it and made another partition about 32gb or so installed it on that i have ubuntu and windows duel booted i dont really like ubuntu (no offence) i would like to remove it last time i booted from the live cd formatted the hdd and changed the hdd back to its origional size (250gb) but my windows os wouldnt load coz linux loaded its duel boot screen insted of the main os kept saying loading grub, failed error code 17 so i reinstalled linux so i could get acess to my windows area how can i properly remove it with out it stuffing up any idears sorry for sounding like noob

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21-Nov-2006, 07:10 AM #5
Task B1 and B2 of the last link of my signature refers.

Take your pick.

Once Grub is replaced by MS's MBR just click disk management in XP to remove the Ubuntu partitions.

You need a 3rd party software like Partition Magic to "merge" other partitions or free hard disk space into an existing Windows partition.
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