Modern operating systems is not only Windows, even if most people think so.They are becoming increasingly popular as Linux distributions, which include assembly and called Ubuntu.
The secret of success lies in the free distribution of Linux programs and assemblies.Therefore, buying a computer with pre-installed on a commercial basis, you'll pay much less than for analogue with Windows.
But not all users are eager to switch to Linux, and there are opponents of this upgrade, and his supporters.
Briefly about Ubuntu.How to remove Ubuntu
functionality of the assembly is sufficient to surf online, read your mail, edit documents and perform other common tasks.All this has long become current user.
Despite seemingly the same opportunities as in Windows, many do not want to change and leave the familiar interface from Microsoft.All are used to working in a native environment, but everyone is their own.
So when you want to work with the systems or set dos Linux other assembly (not Ubuntu), sometimes you have to figure out how to remove the Ubuntu c computer.
I think that naturally will know about it and we are with you.
Remove Ubuntu.What is needed:
- need to download a working system.
- then back up all your important data.It is advisable to make a backup on a separate drive or partition that will not be affected in the process of removing the Ubuntu .
- In a medium load the Linux terminal and enter the following command: sudo gedit /boot/grub/grub.cfg.In this way we open the configuration file of the boot loader.
- Edit the file so that the entries on Ubuntu, have been removed.
- Open a console repair Windows.To uninstall Ubuntu , should return boot Windows (if you are going to work in this environment) by default.
- This will help you to start entering commands fixmbr, then fixboot.These funds will restore the master record boot and a boot loader by default.
- As a result, when you restart the PC as the operating system will boot to run Windows.
- Recovery Console, you can start by using the installation CD of the original copy of the operating system.
- And then the question is how to remove Ubuntu, theoretical solution.In fact, the working copy of this distribution has not disappeared.She remained where earlier.We just changed the boot loader and dub MBR - master boot code on the hard disk.
How to uninstall Ubuntu completely
To uninstall the distribution of Linux - Ubuntu - just follow the format of the partition on which you installed the system.Formatting can be performed in fat32, and better and more reliable in ntfs.
As a result, the data partition from Linux will be like empty, and you can copy it to your personal information.Also, you can install a version of Windows, but only if the primary logical partition was formatted.In contrast to Linux-based systems that can be installed on any partition type.
repartitioning the hard drive will perform all the same CD-ROM distribution Windows.Run it as the primary boot device.
Before you remove Ubuntu, the installation wizard will load the necessary files into memory.When prompted to install Windows on the system partition, create one in the absence of any pre-existing format.To re-initialization, use the latest version.
Setting device boot order in the BIOS
Log in Bios setup utility through preset key or combination of keys (contained in the instructions to the system board).Find a point or boot device order boot list or a boot priority.
Use the +/- or F5 / F6 to set the first device in the list, where he meets an acronym CD-DVD.Place the CD into the drive.
Save the settings.This is usually done through F10 or selecting save personal setting or a similar name.Restart the PC.
