How to remove Ubuntu/other Linux Distro from your windows PC

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Published on May 9, 2020 12:00:00 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-MC2NHgUK0

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Instructions:

Run CMD as administrator

Enter command - diskpart

Now you have to see your Partitions on the computer

Enter command - list vol

Now you will see a volume with info as system it will be approximately 100 mb or more(200-300 Mb)
You have to select the volume
mine is vol 1
Pls check yours properly let's say it is x

Enter command - select vol x(your volume no here in place of x)

Now you have to assign it a drive letter as it is hidden by default

Enter command - assign letter z

Enter command - exit

Enter Command - z:

To see your list of directories inside z:

Enter Command - dir

Now we have to change directory to EFi

Enter Command - cd EFi

Enter Command - dir

Now you will see a list of installed os on this pc

Now in this case mine has ubuntu installed in it as extra

i will remove its bootloader

Enter Command - rd ubuntu/s

Replace ubuntu with the name of your linux distro , the /s remains as it is after the name of distro without any spaces

Now we are halfway there

We now just have to delete the partition or drive which was used by your linux distro which is shown very clearly
You can either create a new partion or extend a previous partition after deleting the drive which was used by your linux distro