Remove Ubuntu from a Windows 7 + Ubuntu dual boot.
How to remove Ubuntu from a Windows 7 + Ubuntu dual boot without loosing your Windows 7 install.
Requirements
Windows 7 installed (will also work with Vista)
Ubuntu installed (will also work with ubuntu based variants such as XBMC Live)
Windows 7 Media (DVD or flash drive).
Video play by play:
0:15 Grub boot loader
0:32 Ubuntu desktop
1:02 Grub boot loader
1:17 Windows file system check (skip this for now)
1:28 Windows 7 desktop
1:35 Type 'create format' in Windows 7 start box and choose create and format partitions or enter diskmgmt.msc in 'Run'
1:45 delete both partitions made by Ubuntu [Linux] (not NTFS).
2:30 Boot from Windows 7 Media
3:07 choose windows language
3:10 Click 'Repair your computer'
3:22 Choose command prompt enter the following without quotes:
'bootrec /fixmbr'
When done enter
'bootrec /fixboot'
When done exit the command prompt
3:55 click 'startup repair'
4:08 click finish and let it reboot.
4:42 Windows 7 desktop.
All fixed and back to windows 7 as normal!