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       #70

    Done


    And then?
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    Acc1999 said:
    And then?
    Now, right click on the Ubuntu partitions (Volumes) and select "Delete".
    There are two, a big one and a small one, less than 1GB.

    MBR - Restore Windows 7 Master Boot Record-delete_ubuntu_01.png

    Ubuntu gone ...
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #72

    No


    No, there are not. I attached a picture of mine.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails MBR - Restore Windows 7 Master Boot Record-disk_utility_disk_hdd_ubuntu_9.10-windows_7_before1.png  
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    Acc1999 said:
    No, there are not. I attached a picture of mine.
    These two partitions (Volumes) on the right end are your Ubuntu partitions.

    MBR - Restore Windows 7 Master Boot Record-disk_utility_disk_hdd_ubuntu_9.10-windows_7_before1.png

    If you want to make sure this is correct, boot to your Ubuntu Live CD and open GParted and look at the partitions:

    MBR - Restore Windows 7 Master Boot Record-ubun2_01.png

    Cheers!
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  5. Posts : 46
    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #74

    GParted


    Can you give me more info about how to open GParted? Remember I have Ubuntu 9.10
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    Acc1999 said:
    Can you give me more info about how to open GParted? Remember I have Ubuntu 9.10
    Boot to your live Ubuntu CD, when it is finished loading, from the desktop:
    click System, Administration, GParted

    MBR - Restore Windows 7 Master Boot Record-find_gparted.png

    Cheers!
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  7. Posts : 46
    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #76

    Ok


    Ok, I will try. What do I do in it?
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    Acc1999 said:
    Ok, I will try. What do I do in it?
    Well ... if you look closely at the GParted screen I posted, you will see the last two partitions are labeled as "ext4" and "swap". Those two partitions are your Ubuntu partitions. You can delete them with GParted, or you can boot back into Windows 7 and delete them from there.

    Just do not delete anything you want to keep!!
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  9. Posts : 46
    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #78

    ?


    So I can delete the last two in Windows?
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    Acc1999 said:
    So I can delete the last two in Windows?
    Yes. Windows doesn't recognize anthing but NTFS and Fat32 and the last two partitions are not recognized by Windows so ...

    But you can verify this before you delete them ...
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