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Am I too Old or perhaps i dont have enough time, probably both.
I have to come clean with you all, but i find this Linux a little too hard for me to sort out, although i must thank you all for your diligent help, i would have given up long ago without your help.
I shall certainly keep the CD's to hand, but for the moment i have been spoilt by Windows and it is pulling me back.
So if i can ask just one final question (I will be back) HOW CAN I SAFELY UN-INSTALL LINUX ???????????? so that i am back with Windows and without the Linux Boot Up Menu.
Sorry to hear your are leaving. But hey, don't feel bad about it. Linux and Windows are different and have their pro and cons. I do, believe they can leave peacefully together (or I've been watching too much X-men, lol).
A safe way to remove windows is:
1 - With PQmagic 8.0 in Windows, delete Linux partitions
2 - Boot your computer using a win 98 boot disk. At the DOS prompt, type: fdisk /MBR. That will clean your Master Boot Record Back to the original.
There might be other methods, the one above is the one I've used once
Originally posted by fatgod Nah, I dont think dude is cause for offence, old geezer.
ROFL i say matey, you dont know how true that is !!!!
I have just figyured out that i dont really need to delete Linux, i can change the default to Windows in LILO.CONF then i can go back to Linux whenever i feel like more brain punishment LOL.
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