"Go" Win7 with Ubuntu dual system, remove Ubuntu after startup error error:no such partition Grub rescue Fix--good

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Win7 in Ubuntu dual system, after entering the Windows directly formatted hard disk partition will be Ubuntu deleted, after restarting the following prompts appear.
Error:no such partition
Grub Rescue


This indicates a bootstrapper error


Solution: Use a U disk to do an "old Peaches WinPE" Startup disk, specific practices see "Old Peaches" official website.

Into WinPE, the Start menu tool has a "boot repair" software, the window background color is green, choose a good system of the drive letter, and then automatically done. Reboot, everything OK

Win7+ubuntu two-system uninstall and startup error Error:no such partition Grub rescue fix

Original URL: http://blog.csdn.net/ivyadaturing/article/details/9412445

One,. Ubuntu Uninstall in dual system

Method 1: There is a Windows7 installation disk, the PE environment can be formatted after the Linux partition, the use of Windows7 disk repair MBR master boot record, in Windows7.

Method 2: If there is no system installation disk, download the Fixmbr tool, operate in the WINDOWS7 system environment, rebuild and repair MBR boot, and then format the associated hard disk partition.

Cause: Since the dual system is grub boot, formatting the Linux hard disk partition will cause grub to fail to boot Windows 7 —————— boot into the system, only the black Grub screen. If there is a situation where the Win7 system cannot be entered, then we will need to repair the boot area, which is the second major step of the repair work.

Specific steps for Method 2:

2.1 Downloads MbrFix.exe

First enters the Windows operating system, enters the www.sysint.no website to download the MbrFix.exe, the download completes the decompression package, the decompression folder fixmbr cuts to the C drive (System disk);

2.2 Entering the software catalog

Start –> run –>cmd ， into the MbrFix.exe directory, CD C:\FIXMBR (a space behind the CD)

2.3 Start repairing MBR

Note Be sure to run as administrator (right-click Mbrfix.exe Select property to change Mbrfix compatibility to run as Administrator)

Input mbrfix/drive 0 Fixmbr/yes

2.4 Verify that the repair was successful

Restart, found that can be directly into the windows7 screen, no grub screen.
2.5 Formatting Linux Partitions

Click on "Computer" right –> manage –> Disk Management –> see several partitions without the letter name –> right-click –> Delete Volume.

The advantage of this is that you can operate in a windows7 environment because I don't have a system disk and no complicated tools

Second, startup error error:no such partition Grub rescue repair

In the presence of Win7 and Ubuntu dual system situation, after entering the Windows directly formatted hard disk partition will be Ubuntu deleted, after restarting the following prompts appear.
Error:no such partition
Grub Rescue

problem: Boot program error

Solution: Use a U disk to do an "old Peaches WinPE" Startup disk, specific practices see "Old Peaches" official website. The only reminder is to make a startup disk, not a setup disk.

Specific steps:

1. All the data inside the U-disk is removed;

2. Download an "Old peaches U disk start making tool", unzip and run after completion;

3. After inserting the USB flash drive, click the button until it is complete, then eject.

4. Enter the BIOS setting the boot sequence of the USB flash drive is the first (when the splash screen appears, according to their own computer press the relevant key, my computer is Asus, press the F2, enter the BIOS, and then set up).

5. Next go to Old Peaches's Win7pe Lite interface, look for "Windows boot repair" software on the desktop or Start menu, and do the relevant operations.
Reboot, everything OK.

Old Peaches Official website

"Go" Win7 with Ubuntu dual system, remove Ubuntu after startup error error:no such partition Grub rescue Fix--good