How do i remove Linux from a dual boot system?
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That depends on how the dual boot was setup.  If the two OS are on the same harddrive, you will need to delete the partition where Linux is located.  If it's on another harddrive, then just format that harddrive.  Both of this can be done under Windows by going to the Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management.  Then format the partition/drive where Linux is located.\n\nNext thing you would have to remove the dual boot LOADER.  This depends on what kind of loader you're using.  Please provide more detail.
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You should partition your drive before installing the first.  this will allow you a lot more flexibilty in what you do later.  There's no problem having linux and different windows on the same box.  They can't interact with each other easily, but they also won't interfere with each other since only one can run at a time.  There are third-party software options as well (partition magic, etc) to assist you, as well.
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I feel it works best if you install Linux first on any partition then XP next. Linux does a great job of setting up the boot screen where you can select which OS to boot. I have not done it in a while so I am sure of the exact terms.
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If you don't want to delete Windows you have two options:\n\n1) run a live CD -- this means Linux will run from the CD drive and not install to your system.\n2) resize your Windows partition (part) of the hard drive to make room for Linux so that you can have both Windows and Linux on the hard drive.\n\nTo make a live CD, just download a live CD .iso file like Ubuntu and burn it to a CD as a *disk image*.  You have to burn it as a disk image or it won't work (see the tutorial below).\n\nTo install to your hard drive next to Windows, you need to defragment your hard drive first.  Then backup all of your data.  Put the Ubuntu live CD in your CD drive and boot from it.  Then click on "install" on the desktop.  It will give you the option to "resize" your partition.  Make your Windows partition smaller to make room for Linux.  Ubuntu will take care of the rest.\n\nJust be sure to back up your files first.  If it is your first time using Linux, consider trying Ubuntu.
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i will assume you want to get rid of win98. If you have a win98 disk, put it into your cd drive and reboot. then boot from cd. when you get to the A:/ prompt, type fdisk hit enter. follow the prompts untill you get to the menu screen. delete the primary dos partition. be carefull you don't delete the non dos partition as that will remove xp. remove the win98cd and reboot. you should now have just win xp installed.....good luck
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You'll need to boot to something other than that hard drive - such as a windows CD, a Win98 boot floopy (google it) or a Linux CD.  You can then format the hard drive, which will erase the entire contents of it.\n\nYou can also put the hard drive in another computer and format it that way.
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You'll probably want to use a program called Lilo (Linux Loader).  Personal experience tells me it's a nuisance to uninstall if you put it in your master boot record, though WinXP has a repair tool which can purge Lilo if need be.
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Best solution: convert to a dual-boot system - Linux and Windows - and STOP USING WINDOWS ON THE INTERNET. Download the Big Daddy ISO from http://pclinuxos.com/ and burn the ISO and boot the CD. You can repartition the hard drive and create a dual-boot system with no harm to your data - and access all the pictures, etc. from Linux.\n\nI just recovered a Windows XP system that I consider typical. Full of photos and music, but with about 30 gigs left. Used 10 gigs for Linux. Removed 226 distinct malware package TYPES (well over 1,000 files) of malware, mostly using the free Spybot program at http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html but be careful, many try to get you to download their malware by having web sites and programs of similar names. BTW, I consider Adware as just more spyware, not a removal tool.\n\nRemoved Symantec and all other "protection" software. Added AGV Free antivirus from http://www.grisoft.com/doc/1 , but configured it in manual mode. It was interesting to me that I found NO VIRUS on her system. Virus attacks are rare these days because malware is so much more efficient for the spam factories. Added Windows Firefox and upgraded to IE 7, and ended up with a system that ran 10 times faster (due to elimination of the spamming and keyboard mapping).\n\nSo this lady now avoids mixing Internet and Windows. It's like drinking and driving. Linux is secure, Windows is worse than trying to cross a lake in a colander.\n\nAs long as Internet Explorer is used, no firewall or malware or virus protection is worth a flip. A "click attack" is all the attacker needs to take control of Windows. I counted 11 NEW click-attack spams this AFTERNOON at Yahoo alone. One even made it into my mailbox. But I use Linux (and Firefox).\n\nAmazing. Above is an answer with a CLICK ATTACK! The answerer claims Firefox disables spyware and virus attacks, which it does not. You cannot have a secure computer and Windows. Not even on Yahoo Answers! Get Firefox ONLY at http://mozilla.com/ and not elsewhere.\n\nGood luck!
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go to start and than settings, control pannel. In that menu go to the add/remove programs and click on juno. that will uninstall it.
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You mean your actual system folder is there?  And you can't get rid of it?  Need more info..
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easiest way is delete the linux partition and format it. go to conntrol panel/Administrative Tools/comp managmeent under disk management if u click that u should see all the partitions... delete all the non windows partition and then rigt click on ur new empty space make it a logical drivae and voila u can format and use it again with windows. i assume  u have windows xp
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from XP\n-Control Panel>System>Avanced>\n-then from Startup & Recovery press setting\n-put the XP as default operating system\n-the set the time to display list of operating systems to Zero\n-the delete Win98 SE folder from C
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You can reboot using the fail-safe mode with system console only. The menu to select it should be activated when you press F8 during reboot.\n\nBut if I were in your place, I'd reboot from a Windows CD and use it to format the HD.\n\nOh, and forget about Win ME. It's probably the worst OS of software ever created by Microsoft. Choose Win2000 or WinXP. \n\nEven better, give Linux a chance ;-)
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uninstall and re-install
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1.put the bootable disk in the rom before restarting\n2.restart computer\n3.hold down delete key\n4.enter the bios setup\n5.change the primary, secondary and third booting sequence to Cd- Rom\n6.save and exit\n7. leave the Computer to boot from the disc.
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There are several ways to get rid of windows xp \n\n#1 use a windows 98 boot disk and either delete it by dos commands or format the whole drive(i don't like it).\n\n#2 use a windows 98 , 2000 , ME bootable cd and install it and change windows directory while setup to windows.0 or whatever.\n\n#3 the best way and i personally use all the time is to have any recent linux live cd and boot it ... then delete everything(delete not format) then you will boot as a clean MBR... i suggest SLAX(just google it) which is very neat and fast....\n\n#4 go to program files .. then choose uninstall my windows and you are done!!!  just kidding;)\n\n#5 if you already have a multiboot .. simply use your another windows and delete the three directories ... "Documents And Settings" , "Windows" , "Program Files"..\n\nGood Luck\n\nCheers
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On bootup hit F8 and run in safe mode that might work. If not get a bootable Linux Disk.