Removing Ubuntu Linux From A Dual Boot Windows PC - EasyBCD

[Matters83]

Thanks alot, I've regained my partition. This video help

[TechHarvest]

@Matters83 Great!

[drummiebb]

ok fuck this even that i did all that it says its still there

[drummiebb]

Fuck that just going to do a restore point

[angelospontos]

Thank you

[MichaelDriskell1997]

when I right click the ubutu partition it just says 'help' and nothing else...what do i do?

[zakaria1990a]

thanks you

[laggEcss]

I cant delete the volume, can i just delete the ubuntu folder instead?

[unidleble]

@laggEcss That will make ur computer not to work at all

[muqman52]

Thanks! Now I know how to get rid of unallocated space!

[tuse356]

Thank you very much

[JOOP60606]

GOOD tutorial, its thorough, Good job.

[TechHarvest]

@JOOP60606 Thanks

[pantelos96]

do you need to reactivate yout windows??? ( i have vista )

[TechHarvest]

@pantelos96 No, you should be OK.

[pantelos96]

@TechHarvest thank you!!! :) 

[TechHarvest]

@pantelos96 No problem.

[rexdrop001]

i need your help. i have windows 7 and ubuntu 11.10 at the same time but i want to uninstall ubuntu. since my windows 7 is corrupted i cant log into that and use easybcd. so how do i uninstall ubuntu and do a clean install for windows xp instead of windows 7? please reply asap

[TechHarvest]

@rexdrop001 If I'm understanding you correctly, you just want to wipe your drive completely and install Windows XP. If that's the case, don't worry about uninstalling Ubuntu. Just insert your Windows XP disk and do a clean install. It will wipe out everything on your hard drive, including Win 7 & Ubuntu.

[rexdrop001]

@TechHarvest you are awesome. everything went smooth. thanks a lot and you are subscribed!

[TechHarvest]

@rexdrop001 Glad I could help. Welcome aboard!

[Live4TheGame1]

Hello sir, this video helped me so much. Now I have gotten rid of Ubuntu 11.10, and am back to Windows 7. However, when I deleted the Swap Drive, and the partition that had Ubuntu on it, as you instructed, I got 50 gigs of free space. But, when I right click on my Windows partition, it doesn't give me the option to expand/merge the drives. Help??

[Redmango05]

Thanks! I saw something else that said i needed a windows CD but your video helped! =)

[unitedben14]

thanks man :)

[adamgm10]

Wait i'm good now I just had to reinstall Ubuntu. I guess I'll have to keep my dual boot though.

[adamgm10]

Now my PC won't boot windows! Maybe installing linux will make a boot loader for me?

[Stuntmanlu]

Thank you for a great tutorial!

I need additional help to remove Ubuntu please...

I have EasyBCD installed. When I went to Computer Management, I realized that Ubuntu was not installed in a new partition on my C: drive. How can I identify the volume containing Ubuntu in Windows so I can isolate it in a partition?

I logged into Linux, I found the volume, but I am not sure how to create a partition from there either...

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Happy holidays!

Lucien

[QuickQuix]

Very clear and concise! Well done, and thanks a million.

[TechHarvest]

@QuickQuix Glad I could help!!

[ankur7753]

Thank you :)



[scottieh83]

your amazing, thank you so much!!!

[TechHarvest]

@scottieh83 Thanks for watching!

[91jmda]

2 simple words... THANK YOU!!! :D btw, awesome lamp, i want it xD

[TechHarvest]

@91jmda Glad I could help! LOL about the lamp.

[deathseeker3x]

thanks man:D

[mrdkpac]

Does this work on any linux distribution?

[TechHarvest]

@mrdkpac It should.

[Wopolusa]

yeah that lamp is pretty sick :P

[leviroxxs]

Hi what is that CPU monitor at the top right corner called?

[TechHarvest]

@leviroxxs All CPU Meter

[tcv4]

You sir have a nice lamp.

[jassy0479]

EXCELLENT TUTORIAL!!!!! Very Effective. Knowledgeable, clear and correct. THANKS!!

[TechHarvest]

@jassy0479 Thanks for the compliment. Glad I could help.

[jahjah850]

super easy, thanks!!!

[TechHarvest]

@jahjah850 I'm glad I could help. Thanks for watching.

[CrToloss]

I’am very happy and very impressed. It worked like a champ. Very well explained and concise. I cannot afford  losing my Win7-Pro by playing with Linux Grub; that’s why I removed the partition.

We are going to see more Linux/Ubuntu users using this program as Ubuntu’s new releases are full of bugs and it is unstable. I am a Linux/Ubuntu user and I love it; I am not moving away from it. I had installed in a special-dedicated hard drive.

Thank you again.

[sandyjpatil]

Too Good....Very  well explained.

[TechHarvest]

@sandyjpatil Thanks!

[nikhildude34]

Hi there.......when i open up the disk management i see 6 partitons........one is of 100mb which is system reserved....2nd is of my c drive......which is of 48 gb...third is d drive which is of 798 gb......4 th is of 107 gb in which ubunto is installed.......5 th is of 1.93 gb i dont know what it is..and the 6th partition is of 25 gb its written oem partition......now which partions i have to delete .....plz help me

[street35z]

If you just want to have windows startup automatically first with a Dual Boot PC without uninstalling Ubuntu ,download Startup-Manager from within Ubuntu and change your default operating system from within that program.

[TechHarvest]

@street35z Good information. Thanks for the tip!

[TheXboxlover45]

Thanks for the great video. I have one problem however. When I delete one of the partitions. It combine the swap area and all the other partitions into a big free space which is combine with the D drive (logical drive). THen when i rigth click on the free space there is no option to delete partition. Only to create new volume. When I try to creat a new volume it says not enough disk space. Can you help me with this thanks.

[TechHarvest]

@TheXboxlover45 Try expanding your main partition into this free space.

[TheXboxlover45]

@TechHarvest There is not option to do taht

[view52]

The most informative youtube video i have seen on how to remove the linux grub bootloader,great job!

[TechHarvest]

@view52 Thanks for the complement and thanks for watching!

[achaalan]

aww man, if i waited a little longer, this would have come up, but since i didn't, i removed ubuntu the wrong way and ruined my hard disk. i should have been more patient.

[8u5c4d0r]

just did it and it worked fine! thank you very much.

[TechHarvest]

@8u5c4d0r No problem, glad I could help!

[chronofusion]

OMFG...THAAAAAAAAAAAAAANK YOU SO BLEEPEDY BLEEP BLEEP MUCH!! NO ONE ( and no disrespect meant to Nixie does Linux) has bothered to THOROUGHLY explain this process..I HATE the stupid " grub error..recovery " message I get when i wipe a storage drive clean that had any type of linux on it to use it for whatever ( with ONLY that storage drive connected as the storage drive to the motherboard).

YOU ARE AN ASSET TO THE PC WORLD!

[TechHarvest]

@chronofusion Thanks! Yeah I've had problems cleanly removing Linux in the past. It's good to know that there is an easy way to remove it without adversely affecting the Windows installation.

[ronnymanx]

@TechHarvest what do u use to put techharvest at the corner of your vid

[TechHarvest]

@ronnymanx I use Sony Vegas

[BeaKerXD]

Ubuntu destroyd my HDD