Hi could someone please tell me how to remove zorin OS LINUX from a windows 7.
I try the windows repair disk but no luck
thanks Kingwarez
Hi could someone please tell me how to remove zorin OS LINUX from a windows 7.
I try the windows repair disk but no luck
thanks Kingwarez
i figured a copy and paste after a Google search was the easiest way to help.
You’ll need to get your Windows 7 or Windows Vista retail disc or download the free recovery media from NeoSmart.net
Note: If you don’t have a retail disc with your computer, and instead you had to make a recovery media with your PC, don’t worry – you can download a Windows 7/Vista recovery disc that allows you to do the same thing with a retail disc – except reinstall Windows of course: see http://neosmart.net/blog/2009/window...-repair-discs/ for Windows 7 and http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/window...disc-download/ for Windows Vista.
It’s in ISO format that you can easily burn to a disc.
Put the disc in, then as it comes up to the installation section (for retail discs), click “Repair my computer” then go and select your Windows installation, and from there select Command Prompt. For the recovery media discs you downloaded from NeoSmart – we’re not sure what the steps are, but it’s probably similar.
Then you need to type:
Note: execute one command at a time
bootrec.exe /FixBoot
bootrec.exe /FixMbr
It takes less than a second. Reboot and it’ll boot into Windows automatically. Then go to Start menu, right click Computer and select Manage. Go to Disk Management from here, and delete the partitions related to Ubuntu. Once you’ve done this, extend the volume size of your Windows partition to take the remaining free space. To delete/extend volume size of a partition, you right click.
The copy and paste isn't complete - You go to disk Management to modify the Windows drive size and take over the space allocated to Zorin.
Running Manjaro 0.8.3 64 Bit
Life is good!
thanks fir the help.
is there any way to do it for free
I do not have a credit card
thanks kingwarez
I didnt see anything in there that said you needed a credit card. but those instructions are fairly simple.
Try this link for the recovery disks: http://digiex.net/downloads/download-center-2-0/applications/2659-windows-7-32-bit-x86-recovery-disc.html
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thank you for all the help
kingwarez
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