The title sums it up. I installed and un-partitioned, but then Linux Mint still shows up as an OS selection when I restart the Computer (clicking it does nothing).
And I know, some of you will be like "you deleted the wrong OS, Windows 7 should have been gone" and all that pro-Linux stuff.
mckay_gerhard
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fixmbr command as root user, u must now run live cd if u removed linux (how stupid)
or if u have still instaled linux use grub editor, edit /etc/grub/grub.cfg and added windows, in debian use update-grub2 command
linux its for smart people ok
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as a mandriva person identity cut up the 457 gig rigidity into a minimum of four partitions making the 1st partion around 40 gig or so and make that a million domicile windows format, identity use the diskdrake to make and format the partions and the linux disk to rewrite the grub when you install domicile windows
qgqlochekone
jajaaj windos user, fixmbr and that all
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You need to fix your master boot record.
Look up- how to "fixmbr"