matt119
July 2nd, 2014, 01:17 PM
Hello,
I installed Ubuntu with Wubi, and everything was fine, until I wanted to remove the Ubuntu partition, and just deleted the relevant folders instead of running ubuntu-uninstall (I didn't know about it at the time). Now, whenever I boot my computer, there's the option to start either Windows 7 or Ubuntu, as before, but since the folders are deleted the Ubuntu option doesn't work. I've gone to my Disk Manager, but it doesn't show the partition there, and all the relevant Ubuntu folders are deleted from my Windows hard drive (so far as I've searched). Does anyone know if there's anything else to do to "completely" remove Ubuntu from my computer? (I wanted a fresh Ubuntu installation, so I ran Wubi again, but the boot screen just showed two Ubuntu options along with the Windows 7 one, and I properly uninstalled it the second time around. My only remaining problem is with the first "ghost" Ubuntu installation.)
Thanks!
I installed Ubuntu with Wubi, and everything was fine, until I wanted to remove the Ubuntu partition, and just deleted the relevant folders instead of running ubuntu-uninstall (I didn't know about it at the time). Now, whenever I boot my computer, there's the option to start either Windows 7 or Ubuntu, as before, but since the folders are deleted the Ubuntu option doesn't work. I've gone to my Disk Manager, but it doesn't show the partition there, and all the relevant Ubuntu folders are deleted from my Windows hard drive (so far as I've searched). Does anyone know if there's anything else to do to "completely" remove Ubuntu from my computer? (I wanted a fresh Ubuntu installation, so I ran Wubi again, but the boot screen just showed two Ubuntu options along with the Windows 7 one, and I properly uninstalled it the second time around. My only remaining problem is with the first "ghost" Ubuntu installation.)
Thanks!