Removing GRUB from windows system after uninstalling Ubuntu from Windows 7 [duplicate]

Question

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I have installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 7 (no separate partitions, I selected inside windows option).

I want to uninstall Ubuntu but last time I tried it and the Ubuntu is released but the GRUB remains. How do I remove GRUB?

Answer 1

You need Windows 7 installation disk, boot it, choose repair option when you are asked to menu.

It will check automatically for start up problems. Let it check it.

• It will not find any problem with start up.
• It will allow to choose options. Choose command prompt.
• In cmd you have to type just two following commands and grub will be removed.

bootrec/fixmbr
bootrec/fixboot

Close cmd and restart your machine.

Answer 2

Here's how.

• Download and burn the Super Grub Disk ISO to a CD.
• Boot from it.
• Select the Choose Language & HELP :-)) entry.
• Select the English entry.
• Select the Windows entry.
• Select the Fix Boot of Windows entry.
• Reboot once the process is complete.

No more Grub! :)

Answer 3

• Put windows 7 disk and boot from it.

• Choose to repair windows now.

• It will ask to repair, select yes. After restart if grub is still there, follow above step.

• Select windows partition found by the recovery manager and click Next

• Now choose startup repair.

This internally uses command fixboot and fixmbr. You can google for more details.