Tow to Uninstall Ubuntu

Uninstall Ubuntu?

The problem is, uninstalling Ubuntu is not as simple as installing it. Those who install Ubuntu from within a Windows environment using the WUBI installer are very lucky, because they can then easily uninstall it using the WUBI uninstaller – also from the Windows environment. The uninstaller is usually located inside the Ubuntu folder in drive C (the main hard drive).

But those who install Ubuntu alongside Windows (in a separate partition) are not that lucky. Making mistakes during the uninstallation process could render the whole system useless, and reviving the system from the dead is even more difficult. I’ve searched the web to find the easiest and safest way to uninstall Ubuntu under these circumstances, but everything that I found involves a heavy dose of command lines.
But at least I got something out of my search. I began to understand that there are at least two main obstacles that we have to overcome to be able to safely remove Ubuntu. The first is finding the location of the installation before we can remove it.
The second obstacle is restoring the boot loader so that the computer will boot directly into Windows after we remove Ubuntu.

As Easy As BCD

Let’s start from the second problem as I think this is the most important one. During the installation, Ubuntu will replace your computer’s bootloader with Linux’s GRUB. But when you delete Ubuntu, the boot reference is not restored to the original. This will cause your system to be unable to boot.
To prevent this problem from happening, we will use the help of a free utility called EasyBCD from NeoSmart Technologies. This tool will help users modify and manage their computer’s bootloader. We will use EasyBCD to overwrite GRUB so the computer will boot directly to Windows again.

• Open EasyBCD and click the “Add New Entry” button in the sidebar. Select the Windows tab under the “Operating Systems” tab, choose your Windows version and the drive where it’s installed, then click “Add Entry“.

• Then go to “Bootloader Setup“, choose the partition that you want to boot from and click “Install BCD“. Continue by choosing your version of Windows under “MBR Configuration Options” and click “Write MBR“.

• Try to boot your system just to make sure that it’s going directly to Windows without any interference from GRUB. If everything is OK, let’s continue to the next step.

Playing With The Partition

The second tool that we are going to use is EASEUS Partition Master. We will use the tool to remove the Ubuntu installation. If you install Ubuntu alongside Windows, Ubuntu will create its own partition in your hard drive and install itself there. To remove Ubuntu, all we have to do is to delete its partition. Then we can reclaim the free space back.

• Open the app and you will see all the available partitions. Your Windows partition should be labeled FAT or NTFS, and Ubuntu’s partition is described as “(Other)“. Deleting the partition is as simple as selecting it and clicking the “Delete” button.

• Click “OK” to confirm the deletion and continue to delete other partitions that you don’t need. Be careful not to delete your Windows partition (or your data storage)!

• All the deleted partitions will be labeled “Unallocated“. To claim the free space, slide the edge of your main partition to replace the unallocated space.

• Click the “Apply” button and restart your system to apply all the changes that you’ve made.

• The process will take place during the booting. After it’s finished, your system will boot to Windows.

Congratulations! You’ve just safely removed your Ubuntu installation without touching a single command line.
Please note that if you have important data inside your Ubuntu installation, you should back up your data first before removing everything.


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How To Install BlackBuntu to USB

Required Tools :

1- BlackBuntu.iso file

2- LiLi USB Creator witch you can download it from here LILIUSBCREATOR

LiLi USB Creator WILL LOOK LIKE THIS ones you run it for the firsttime



step 1: choice your favorite thumbdrive

step 2 : click on this icon


now choice the iso file of BlackBuntu

after that the LiLi USB Creator will look like this


Dont worry from the warning massage Because BlackBuntu is based on ubuntu 10.10

step 3 : here is up to you if you want to install BlackBuntu with Persistent or without , just choose how much space on the USB drive you want to use for persistence , if you don't want persistence just skip this step

step 4 : is the optional tasks i left it as default


step 5 : click on lightning bolt button and the installation process should start now



now you should be able to run BlackBuntu in live mode from Your USB all you need to do is restarting and boot the usb up !!

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