I have a Windows 7/Ubuntu 11.10 dual-boot setup, where I am running the OSes on separate partitions on my laptop's HDD. I assume the best method of uninstalling is "simply" a matter of deleting the Ubuntu partitions once I've made sure control is given to the Windows bootloader instead of GRUB after POST.
The question is: How do I do that?
Things I've tried:
I tried the boot-repair CD, but that was a bit beyond my abilities to figure out if I could do it with that tool.
I also tried EasyBCD as suggested in this answer in How to set Windows bootloader as default bootloader?. It couldn't identify my ext3 partitions, let alone change the bootloader.
Lastly, I tried installing Startup Manager in Ubuntu, and using that to set the Windows 7 bootloader as default. But upon restart, it still loads GRUB.