I need help with deleting partitions, please..

Please help....I am new to linux and going to school for computer science. I don't know a whole lot about computers, but am learning.

I installed Linux Red Hat on my computer and when it asked me if I wanted to delete partitions, I clicked "delete ALL partitions" thinking that if things didn't work out, I could later just put in the Windows install disk and it would automatically install.....apparently a big mistake...

now, after finding that I need to learn a lot more about Linux before I use it, I am finding it difficult to delete from my system.....

So, simply put, I need a simple, step by step on how to make delete linux and install windows...

I have no other partitions other than the ones I am running Linux on.....

How can I do this??? Please help!!!

Just boot up with the Windows cdrom. Shortly after, there comes a section for creating and/or deleting partitions. You can use this to delete all partitions and install Windows. If you want to reinstall Linux after, then be sure to tell Windows not to use the whole disk.

I have tried that...

I have install discs for Win 98, 2000, and XP, but none of them automatically install...

Originally posted by the snucka I have tried that... I have install discs for Win 98, 2000, and XP, but none of them automatically install...

can you boot into your Linux box at all? I mean does redhat boot up and then you get a KDE or gnome login prompt?

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