Linux coming up in boot menu even though I have deleted it from system

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  1. Infinite
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    Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 - 64 Bit
       New #11

    Yes, click Edit Boot Entry, select Ubuntu or Linux or whatever it is called and select Delete:
    Linux coming up in boot menu even though I have deleted it from system-example.png

    A screenshot of your Disk Management would also be nice.

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  3. whs
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    Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
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    Infinite said:
    Yes, click Edit Boot Entry, select Ubuntu or Linux or whatever it is called and select Delete:
    Linux coming up in boot menu even though I have deleted it from system-example.png

    A screenshot of your Disk Management would also be nice.

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    I think you are too late to the party. He is done. Nice post though.
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  4. Fatal1ty
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    Thanks very much everything looks normal in diskmanagment..thanks again :)...haha reinstalled windows for nothing lol. Nevermind pc is faster now. added a picture is this how its supposed to look? thanks
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