How do i remove my linux partition?
Friday, November 6th, 2009 at
09:52
I had a college class with the linux terminal application, and i did most of the homework on my laptop. i had vista premuim on it, hard drive is 160gb. made the 100gb windows, and the 60gb fedora. now i have dual booting as well. now that im done with the class, i want my 60gb back to windows without screwing up my vista. how can i go about doing this safely and efficiently? thank you!
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You can use this http://discoverwindows.googlepages.com/partition_hard_drive.html .
However, there is something else you have to after that. Since you now have a dual boot, you probably have grub as a boot loader. When you delete the fedora partition grub will also be deleted, and windows will not be able to boot. Therefore what you will need is the one click solution called super grub disk. It will restore your windows boot loader with one click. Super grub disk can be downloader from their site but it is also included in the PartedMagic boot cd, (I am a bug tester for PMagic) so you will sacrifice once disk either way, then why not have pmagic and supergrub instead of supergrub only. You may explore the rest of my site (the link above) it has some cool tricks. Here is a link to one of my linux blogs if you are interestet http://partiitontable.blogspot.com/
for more in-depth info for this post your question in linux forums……http://www.linuxforums.org/