Delete a Linux System in Windows and a Windows Linux System

Delete a Linux System in Windows and a Windows Linux System

The last book said, how to install Linux in the Window (ubuntu-16.04.2), now talk about how to delete Linux in the Window.

First, go to the Windows system and delete the Linux system. First, stop the startup of the system, so as not to enter the wrong system and prompt that there is no operating system.

In this step, download mbrfix.exe on the network, then move mbrfix.exe to the c root directory, and then:

Click Start> All Programs> attachments> open a command prompt as an administrator.

Input:

Cd \ mbrfix/drive 0 fixmbr/yes

In this way, the linux system is killed in Windows, and the computer needs to be restarted to check whether the system is directly connected to the Windows system. If not, repeat the above operation.

Next, we need to clear the space occupied by linux, right-click my computer, computer, and computer, click manage, and then click disk management on the right,

However, since I used to install Linux by default, Linux is in disk C, but in disk management, I cannot see Linux system disks and Windows System disks, this is very embarrassing, so I downloaded a LinuxReader after the guidance of the great gods, using this software to determine which spaces are Linux. After I opened LinuxReader, I can clearly see that:

All disks belonging to Linux space can be deleted from disk management based on these clues.

Then the Linux system disappears from your computer.