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I have been using Ubuntu 16.4 LTS and I really need to go back to Windows but when I boot up a Windows 7 installation CD or USB it loads all of the processes but I can't see any partition to select. I have already searched for the solutions and what I figured out is that I have installed the Ubuntu partitions in my system and I don't know how can I remove them in my computer. I really need to go back to Windows. Anyone help me please I really want to recover my lost Windows partitions and completely remove Ubuntu in my computer!! Help!

amc
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marwachacha
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  • i have followed all of the articles written there but nothing worked – marwachacha Jul 10 '16 at 16:42
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    Please let us know exactly what steps you've tried, and what about them didn't work. – Nick Weinberg Jul 10 '16 at 16:52
  • Is system new UEFI or older BIOS? Windows 7 default boot with DVD is BIOS only, and will not work on gpt partitioned drives for UEFI boot. But you can copy DVD to flash and move files to make UEFI bootable if required. – oldfred Jul 10 '16 at 19:45
  • thanks for contributions i have succesfuly got what i want on this post! – marwachacha Jul 14 '16 at 22:17

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Boot up a windows7 installation CD or USB

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Select Repair your computer then select command prompt

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Run

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Now you can make partition and install windows

Note: know! this method delete any data on your hard drive

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