

Select "Yes" to let the system complete the removing partition process. Locate and right-click the Linux partition and choose "Delete Volume". Windows Disk Management window will show up. In Windows 10/8/7, press Windows + R keys to bring up the Run box, type diskmgmt.msc, and hit "Enter". To run Disk Management, you need to boot into Windows 10/8/7. Delete Your Linux Partition with Disk Management There are two ways to make it: using Disk Management or a disk management tool. To remove Ubuntu from dual boot, you need to delete the Linux partition first. Step 1 - Delete the Linux Partition (Two Methods) If you installed Linux to its own partition in a dual-boot configuration, you need to follow the steps below to remove Ubuntu. Boot into Windows and go to "Control Panel > Programs and Features".

You can easily uninstall it from Windows: If you installed Linux as the only operating system, you have to reinstall Windows over Linux to get your Windows system back. How you uninstall Linux depends on how you've installed it.

