Deleting Ubuntu 9.04 Partition

You are going perfect. No issues in your method.

A startup repair with your 7 disc didn't work? Try it again before you do a clean install

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Klaw117 said:

Ok, for a while now, I've been dual booting Windows 7 and Ubuntu 9.04. However, now I just want to have Windows 7 and get rid of Ubuntu. How do I get rid of the partition while making sure Windows 7 will boot up normally? I know you have to go into Disk Management, delete the Ubuntu partitions and then extend the Windows 7 partition so that it takes up the entire hard drive again. After that, with the GRUB boot loader from Ubuntu gone, how do I make sure that Windows 7 will boot normally? I heard you can insert the Windows 7 Installation DVD and choose to repair your computer and then choose Startup Repair. However, could someone please confirm this? I don't want to end up doing a full install of Windows 7 again.

Start
Type in MSCONFIG
Go to boot
Click on Ubuntu
Hit delete
then delete ubuntu partition
Extend W7's
Done!

Where did you have GRUB installed? When I installed Ubuntu on a separate partition I installed GRUB also on that partition not on my primary OS partition and like that I can delete Ubuntu partition anytime without problems.

Klaw117 said:

I can't even boot into Windows 7 anymore, so I can't do this. Besides, I've already deleted and extended the partitions.

boot from your seven disc and choose "repair".otherwise, just do a nice new clean install