A Step-by-Step video guide To Uninstall Ubuntu Linux From A Dual Boot Configuration On Your Windows System. This video is tested with Ubuntu and Windows Dual boot setup, it should work on any other Linux distributions such as Debian, Fedora, Linux Mint etc.
What you will learn:
1. How to uninstall Ubuntu Linux from your dual-boot Windows system
2. How to remove Linux from your dual boot setup
3. How to remove Linux from a dual boot configuration on your Windows computer
4. How to Safely Remove Ubuntu Linux from Windows and Linux Dual Boot
5. Step 1: Set Boot Order to Windows
a. How to configure boot loader to load Windows as the default operating system
b. How To set the boot order and configure the boot loader
c. How to change settings in your PC's UEFI firmware
d. How you can rearrange the boot order to ensure that the "Windows Boot Manager" is positioned at the top of the list
6. Step 2 - Remove Linux Partitions
a. How to remove Linux
b. How to delete the corresponding Linux partitions
c. how to identify Linux partitions
d. How you can utilize the diskpart utility to check the partition types
e. How to Open the command prompt with administrator privileges
f. How to Launch the diskpart utility
g. How To check the partitions of a specific disk
h. How To obtain a list of the available disks
i. How to get a list of partitions associated with disk
j. How to get information about the partitions existing on disk
k. How To get details about any partitions
l. How to select the partition and print the partition number and type with other information
m. How to view pre-allocated identifier values specifically used for the GPT partition table
n. How you can identify the specific partition types associated with Linux partitions on your system
o. How to find Linux partition
p. How to delete all the linux volumes
7. Step 3 - Remove Linux Entry from UEFI
a. How to get the identifier for the Linux entry
b. How to display the entries in the firmware boot manager.
