You bought a computer, and it costs the Linux operating system. The platform, of course, is good, but a simple user with it can do good. Therefore, if you are not an avid computer, then either immediately or later when you spend some time attempts to master the alternative transaction, you want to get rid of unfamiliar software and go to a more traditional one. But Linux is so fundamentally different from Windows that it will not be possible to remove it familiar to you familiar to you. How exactly then do it - read on.
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The feature of Linux, which causes difficulties when it is removed, is that it uses the file system other than Windows. Therefore, to completely remove Linux traces from the computer, you need to physically format the sectors where the folders and files of this operating system are located. If on the disk from which you want to remove an objectionable platform, there are no other operating systems, then it is easy to do it. Turn on the computer and download from your existing Live-CD. If such a CD is not observed, find it from friends or create yourself. As a rule, the boot menu from the CD can be called by pressing the F8, F10, F11, F12 keys, depending on the type of bios.
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With the opened Live-CD, run the program of working with hard drives. The most famous of them are Partition Magic and Acronis. Using these programs, make full formatting of the disk space available on the computer. You only select the file system with NTFS.
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Now you can run the Windows OS bootloader and install the system to a clean drive without traces of Linux.
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If you remove Linux you need from a PC, on which Windows is already worth it, it will have to be a little longer. To begin with, just run on the Live-CD drive. From the disk menu, select the option activating the command line and drive the FixMBr command in it. This action will cancel the request to select the OS when starting a computer that interferes with the efficient Linux erasure.
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Now restart the computer, and if you did everything correctly, the Windows start window should immediately appear on the screen. After waiting for a full load, go to the disk management menu. In Windows XP and Windows 7, click on the Start menu, then selecting the "My Computer" string, call the context menu in which you select "Control". In Windows 8, this option is activated by pressing simultaneously the Win and x buttons and select the "Disk Management" string.
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Find the section in the window that opens where the Linux system is installed. Click on this section right-click (default, the mouse is configured for right-hander), and click on the "Delete" row.
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After deletion, the section will be determined as free, but unimpressed. Attach it to a shared memory by manipulation in the same window - by right-clicking on the Windows section and selecting the Expansion option.
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It may happen that you have two Linux systems, but different versions, and you need to remove one. With this situation, you just need to log in from the working system, go to the disc management and delete the partition with an unnecessary version. After that, be sure to update or reinstall the bootloader.
To work in Linux, you really need to make more mental efforts than using the Windows operating system. But still, do not remove the brush okay immediately. Try to start working on two systems alternately, for each development has its advantages and disadvantages. After all, it is easy to destroy something, and it can always be time. And the restoration is the work time-consuming.
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