Hi, sorry if this question is insanly noobish. All I did was follow some instructions a while back and forgot what to do. I have ubuntu and win7 in the booting menu. I need to remove ubuntu, because im going to reinstall win7 altogether. (guessing that if I reinstall windows 7 as is, everything will get screwed up)
One time I removed ubuntu, and I couldent even boot into windows anymore until I reinstalled ubuntu, Im sure thats because of some settings in easybcd.
So all I see to do is remove windows 7 entries? Then I can format both partitions, allowing me to safely reinstall windows 7, then to install easybcd again, then set up linux. I just want to make sure im doing this correct, if its such a bad question, we can remove this thread after answered. :shame:
But wait...can I leave linux installed? Just format win7 partition, then after reinstall just set up easybcd again?
One time I removed ubuntu, and I couldent even boot into windows anymore until I reinstalled ubuntu, Im sure thats because of some settings in easybcd.
So all I see to do is remove windows 7 entries? Then I can format both partitions, allowing me to safely reinstall windows 7, then to install easybcd again, then set up linux. I just want to make sure im doing this correct, if its such a bad question, we can remove this thread after answered. :shame:
But wait...can I leave linux installed? Just format win7 partition, then after reinstall just set up easybcd again?