How to delete Windows 7 from Dual boot

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  1. Kaktussoft
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    Praveer said:
    Well it just lags after boot up....After using it for say 30 mins, it reduces a bit but doesn't vanish. The specs are sufficient for Windows 7 I guess.
    Let it boot and wait about 5 minutes after logging on. All services are started now. Is it really slow? Or just sort of freezing for some time? In every application?
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  3. Kaktussoft
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    System Manufacturer/Model Number Asus Eee PC 1015PX
    OS Windows 7 Starter 32bit
    Memory 1GB DDR3
    Monitor(s) Displays 10 inch

    Don't expect to much ... only 1 GB of memory. NETBOOKS aren't designed to run heavy applications
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  4. Praveer
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    Well I am not talking of my netbook. I am talking of my desktop.

    I am aware that netbooks can't run heavy apps. I just use it for browsing.
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  6. gregrocker
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    Try working through these steps to Clean Up Factory Bloatware in particular establishing a Clean Boot, checking System File integrity, running cleanup and boot-time defrag.

    If that fails to solve the hang work through all of the steps including hardware testing in these Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7
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  7. Praveer
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    Well computer freezes for a while when I open say opera and there's a lag when I move the cursor on the desktop/home screen.
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