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These are my partitions, but I can't tell which is which. I don't want to delete the wrong one.So as you can already tell, I am pretty much a newbie to the world of Linux. The only reason why I installed it (via flash drive) was because I just wanted to test out the different types of available distributions. My laptop has no C-D drive so I can't use a recovery disk. Are there any other alternatives? Also, I would appreciate it if y'all could give me advise on some good Linux distributions. Thank you in advance.

My laptop is dual booted with Windows 10 (Pre-Installed) and of course, Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS (Installed via flash drive).

http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201408-15450/

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The flash drive you used to install Ubuntu should have a live environment you can boot to. This is the same environment you booted to in order to install Ubuntu in the first place.

There should be a utility (e. g. gparted) that you can use to remove the Ubuntu installation from the laptop. Be sure not to remove the Windows partition if you still want to use that operating system.

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