How to uninstall Linux

& Nbsp; windows and redflaglinux were originally installed on the computer. later, when I felt uncomfortable, I was about to uninstall linux. As a result, I started my uninstallation journey: 1. in my computer under windows-> Manage-> disk management, I will see the linux partition without a name. right click on it, delete logical partitions 2. restart,  

The original computer was installed with windows and redflag linux. later, I felt uncomfortable and was ready to uninstall linux. So we started the uninstallation journey:

1. in windows, choose my computer> Manage> Disk Management. right-click the linux partition without a name and delete the logical partition.

2. restart, change the bios boot sequence, and disable the boot from the disk.

3. Save the bios settings, restart, and insert the windows installation disk. when the installation screen appears, select the fault recovery console, or press R to enter the console.

4. if you choose to install windows in that place, enter 1 to indicate that the disk is on drive C. in fact, it is not a windows installation, so don't be afraid.

5. run the fixmbr command and you will say that there is no master startup file. do you want to create it? Of course, it is input y and created.

6. run the exit command, exit and restart, and change the startup sequence in bios.