Windows and Linux dual system delete Linux

With Windows and Linux dual system friends, in the late to remove Linux is a headache problem, because the MBR has been taken over by Linux, the purpose of this article is how to Windows and Linux dual system, simple, perfect to uninstall Linux. (Use MbrFix.exe to uninstall Windows dual system Linux)

Without the Windows System installation disk, you can easily uninstall Linux without installing the Dwarf DOS Toolbox. The main problem with the dual-system offload of Linux is that when the Linux partition is formatted directly in Windows, the GRUB system bootstrapper is also deleted, so that no Windows or Linux system can be entered after a reboot.

So before uninstalling Linux, repair the MBR before removing the Linux partition. And MbrFix.exe is such a Windows repair MBR application software, MbrFix.exe not only supports Windows XP, but also supports 32-bit or 64-bit Windows NT, Windows 2000,windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server, Windows 7, and Windows PE systems.

The steps to uninstall Linux using MbrFix.exe are as follows:

1. Download MbrFix.exe

First enter the Windows operating system, enter the www.sysint.no website to download MbrFix.exe, or from (download) from the top down the fourth software is;

After the download is complete, unzip the ZIP package and cut the MbrFix.exe to the C drive (System disk);

(if 64-bit system, please use MbrFix64.exe)

Run as Administrator

start –> run –>cmd–CD \ Command entered the C drive letter –> Run command:  mbrfix/drive 0 fixmbr/yes  –>enter carriage return;

(if it is a vista system, run the command:  mbrfix/drive 0 fixmbr/vista/yes  –>enter carriage return)

(If the Win7 system, run the command: MbrFix /drive 0 fixmbr /win7 /yes  –>enter Enter)

This completes the MBR repair without any hint (no message is the best message). The next step is to delete the Linux partition directly.

2. formatting and deleting Linux partitions

Take Win7 system as an example: click "Computer" right –> management –> Disk Management –> see a few partitions without the letter name (see, don't delete the Windows partition by mistake.) –> Right-click –> to delete the logical partition.

3. Restart your computer

Restart the computer, Grub no longer exists, dual system Linux uninstall complete, the computer starts to automatically enter the Windows system ....

Windows and Linux dual system delete Linux