How to uninstall Ubuntu on Windows 8.1 and Ubuntu 14.04

How to uninstall Ubuntu on Windows 8.1 and Ubuntu 14.04

How to uninstall Ubuntu on Windows 8.1 and Ubuntu 14.04

I have previously compiled and released the "Windows 8.1 dual system reference tutorial and dual hard drive considerations" tutorial, And the Ubuntu uninstall method provided in this article is applicable to this tutorial, for Ubuntu installed in other methods, refer. However, I suggest you read this article and make a decision first.

The methods described in this article are correct for personal tests. If any loss is caused by this article, I am not responsible. Please be careful!

Prerequisites

• Please back up the Ubuntu system file again;
• This article applies to Win7 and Win8.1;
• EasyBCD is installed in Windows;
• You have read this article.

Step 1

Go to Windows and enable EasyBCD.

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Select "BCD deployment" in the tool list on the left, and select "Install Windows Vista/7 bootloader in MBR" in "MBR configuration options" on the functional area on the right. As shown in:

Click "Write MBR. After the operation, EasyBCD's mission has been completed.

Step 2

Open "Disk Manager" and you can see one or more Windows systems that do not recognize other partitions. these partitions belong to the Ubuntu system:

I previously created three mounts when installing Ubuntu, so three Windows partitions are not recognized. Right-click these three partitions and choose "delete volume ". Delete a volume if it contains a partition not classified as "unallocated" (extended partition may appear.

Step 3

So far, the Ubuntu system has been deleted. Now we can set partitions for unallocated spaces.