YoSniper
December 22nd, 2010, 10:49 PM
Hello everybody,
This isn't a huge problem, but it is starting to annoy me. Pretty much every time my computer updates while under the Ubuntu platform, it creates a new partition in my hard disk for that version. So every time I want to restart my computer, rather than simply choosing between Windows and Linux, I have to choose which version of Linux or Windows.
Is there an easy way (in Windows or Linux) to merge these partitions or delete the old ones without losing data?
I'd rather not have 20 options to choose from on every boot.
Thanks.
This isn't a huge problem, but it is starting to annoy me. Pretty much every time my computer updates while under the Ubuntu platform, it creates a new partition in my hard disk for that version. So every time I want to restart my computer, rather than simply choosing between Windows and Linux, I have to choose which version of Linux or Windows.
Is there an easy way (in Windows or Linux) to merge these partitions or delete the old ones without losing data?
I'd rather not have 20 options to choose from on every boot.
Thanks.