Take the 2-minute tour ×  I've been trying for hours to remove
Ubuntu which is the only OS on my laptop. I don't have a Windows
installation there. I've followed various bits of help,
including trying to get boot-repair to work (I just get error
messages when I try to run the recommended commands).  Please
can someone tell me how to get rid of Ubuntu? It won't recognize
my .iso copy of Windows - tries to read the DVD and then just
boots Ubuntu anyway. The DVD is fine - I can use it on other
computers and it's perfectly OK.  share|improve this question
Are you sure that you are booting the cd, since Ubuntu is not
oppressing itself at all. –  Dr_Bunsen Nov 2 '12 at 16:24 What
do you mean by iso copy of windows? –  nikhil Nov 2 '12 at 16:59
Did you burn your .iso file to a disk as an image, or simply
burn the .iso file on the disk (whereas when you put it in the
drive and explore it you simply see the iso files). If you
burned it as an image, you would see the directory structure of
the windows install disk rath