The dual-system uninstalling Ubuntu does not work with fdisk/MBR this time. I will clean it. What's the problem?
So I humbly asked Google for advice. Google is so powerful that I can solve it.
1. Delete the Ubuntu Partition
Find the Ubuntu partition in disk management under Win, right click -- delete volume
Right-click another disk and choose extend volume to merge the previous Ubuntu partition.
2.put mbrfix.exe under the C root directory: http://download.csdn.net/detail/ethan_xue/4280570
3. Create a USB flash drive PE
Windows: http://download.csdn.net/detail/ethan_xue/4280607
I used ultraiso. For details, open the winpe. ISO image and start-Write the hard disk image.
4. restart the computer. At this time, Windows 7 is no longer in. Start from USB and insert a USB flash drive.
5. Enter winpe, CMD -- cd c: -- mbrfix/drive 0 fixmbr/Yes
If no message is displayed, the process is successfully completed.
Restart, win7 is back, and Ubuntu is uninstalled