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How to Remove Ubuntu from a Dual-Boot with Windows (for UEFI BIOSes)
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In this video, I show you how to remove Ubuntu from a dual-boot with Windows on a UEFI BIOS.
Disclaimer: While the odds are extremely low, there is a very small chance that resizing partitions will cause data loss. Because of this, it's a good idea to make a backup of your data beforehand. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DATA LOSS THAT MAY OCCUR BY FOLLOWING THIS GUIDE! Also, deleting your Ubuntu partition will delete any data that is on it. So be sure to have your data migrated to your Windows partition BEFORE doing this!
I made a video showing you how to install Ubuntu on a dual-boot with Windows. Click the link below to watch:
*This video only applies to people with UEFI BIOSes. If you have a legacy BIOS, I made a video showing you how to do this on a legacy BIOS. Click the link below to watch:
If you are wondering how to tell if you have a UEFI BIOS or Legacy BIOS. I made a video showing you how to do that too. Click the link below to watch:
Commands:
diskpart
select disk [disk with EFI system partition] (example: select disk 0)
select partition [EFI system partition] (example: select partition 1)
assign letter=[letter] (example: assign letter=e)
exit
[EFI system partition drive letter]: (example: E:)
del [EFI system partition drive letter]:\EFI\ubuntu (example: E:\EFI\ubuntu)
Disclaimer: While the odds are extremely low, there is a very small chance that resizing partitions will cause data loss. Because of this, it's a good idea to make a backup of your data beforehand. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DATA LOSS THAT MAY OCCUR BY FOLLOWING THIS GUIDE! Also, deleting your Ubuntu partition will delete any data that is on it. So be sure to have your data migrated to your Windows partition BEFORE doing this!
I made a video showing you how to install Ubuntu on a dual-boot with Windows. Click the link below to watch:
*This video only applies to people with UEFI BIOSes. If you have a legacy BIOS, I made a video showing you how to do this on a legacy BIOS. Click the link below to watch:
If you are wondering how to tell if you have a UEFI BIOS or Legacy BIOS. I made a video showing you how to do that too. Click the link below to watch:
Commands:
diskpart
select disk [disk with EFI system partition] (example: select disk 0)
select partition [EFI system partition] (example: select partition 1)
assign letter=[letter] (example: assign letter=e)
exit
[EFI system partition drive letter]: (example: E:)
del [EFI system partition drive letter]:\EFI\ubuntu (example: E:\EFI\ubuntu)
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