GRUB FUCKING UNINSTALL

Shortly.

HOW THE FUCK I CAN UNINSTALL GRUB?

I had Ubuntu 9.10c and Win7 64x Ultimate together; wanted to uninstall Ubuntu.

WALL OF SHIT TEXT: DONT READ UNLESS YOU ARE NOT PREPARED! CUZ THIS SHIT IS FUCK

Spoiler:

From what i heard you could fix the startup shit with Win installation disc.
Well from Disk Management i deleted the Ubuntu partitions and then tried to boot from the installation disc and then repair and startup. Nothing happened, gave me some stupid shit text (If you have recently installed some device (camera or devices like that, just plugged in) unplugg them and restart to try again. <-DIDN'T WORK) so i tried XP disc and repair from there (thought that i wouldn't work anyways), but indeed it didn't work. Also i looked it told weird spaces on my disk partitions which were still up (My hentai/music disk). And the other disk said to have only 132 GB (where there should be 500 GB in total).
Then i tried to boot up and found out that my whole disk was gone, into thin air (500GB one where my Win7 was).

Question is; how to delete that stupid GRUB fucker so could go back from Dual Boot to Single Boot system (to delete Ubuntu or w/e the other system is and let the single system boot normally, automatically).

Stupid Spoil [] things deleted half of my text again -.-

The pic below is from XP it seemed to notice my disk management again.
EDIT: Got Win7 back up again. Gotta reinstall all the shit nao... Fucking weekend.

That's my rage. Thank you.

Spoiler:

Picture unrelated??
also, it is unclear when you got the message you mention.

Back to thread:
Obtain a bootable Windows XP CD, and use it to boot.
Wait through all the Bill-messages until you get the first prompt. Choose R to repair an existing installation.
It will search and prompt the Windows installation, showing :
1) C:\WINDOWS
choose 1, and it will ask for the Admin password. If you have one enter it or just press Enter.
C:\WINDOWS>
Now, type
C:\WINDOWS> CD ..
C:\> FIXBOOT C:
C:\> FIXMBR
C:\> BOOTCFG /rebuild

Alternative method:
Load the Ubuntu live cd. If grub touches it, than the problem is based in your bios, rather than there.
Run the partition manager (system, administration, whateverit'scalledshouldmentionpartitionsordisks)
Format the Ubuntu partition, it contains grub.

After all of that, you should be able to boot regularly. Your grub probably just got corrupted.

or just use any bootable cd... though I do assume that you know how to boot from a cd.




Brilliant advice... or NOT, after you have deleted grub, the MBR will point to absolutely nothing and you will be unable to boot into anything until you have succeeded with the install of the windows boot loader.

You should not try deleting the Ubuntu partition before you boot with another boat loader

^that is what i tried before this.
Had to install Ubuntu back to get the Grub back up and such so i could be able to boot again.

Im fine now, still need to do some shits to get everything up again >_>

Still fucking bothersome shit...

Not bothersome, you should just know what you're doing.
Boot from your Windows 7 disc, select the recovery console and fix the main boot record.

1 minute of googling:

http://www.ehow.com/how_4836283_repair-mbr-windows.html

#Step 1

Insert Win 7 installation DVD and boot from DVD drive. While in some older systems you may have to change boot order through system BIOS, most newer systems allow booting from DVD without changing boot order by simply clicking on any key when prompted to doing so.

#Step 2

Choose your default "Language", "Time", and "keyboard Input" on the first window and click next.

#Step 3

You're now presented with 3 choices. Click on "Repair Your Computer" to gain access to the System Recovery window. Now choose "Command Prompt" in order to run the desired utility which is called "bootsect.exe". Bootsect is located inside the boot folder so change your directory to boot. Now run "bootsect /nt60 C:\" if you had Win 7 initially installed in the C partition. Alternatively, you can run "bootsect /nt60 SYS" or "bootsect /nt60 ALL" to repair the system partition or all partitions. Eject the DVD, and restart computer. Your computer should now boot Win 7 again.

Now this sounds what i have wanted to search.

I didn't actually search anything about Master Boot Record now that i think of it; only stuff about getting the Grub off.

Thanks for this step 3, that's what i have been searching for. ^-^

I just assumed he didn't want to sack Ubuntu (although, I forgot the re-install step).