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The screen shows Press any key to boot from CD.

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Insert the Windows installation CD and restart your system.

From the Start menu, choose the Shut down command and shut down the system.

The diskpart utility confirms that the volume has been successfully extended.

Choose extend to extend the volume to fill the remainder of your disk where your Linux system previously existed.

Enter select volume, where is the number of the volume for your C: drive.

Find the volume that represents your C: drive.

Enter list volume to show the volumes on your system.

When you have finished, the rest of the disk is labeled as unallocated. Do not try to remove the C: drive partition.

Remove other partitions belonging to your Linux system.

The first partition is usually labeled NTFS and appears as your C: drive. On the right side, a graphical representation of your disk appears with bars representing each partition.

In the left pane of the Computer Management window, under Storage, select Disk Management.

Select Performance and Maintenance, then Administrative Tools, then Computer Management.

After Windows has started, from the Start menu, select Control Panel.

During the boot delay time, hit the Up and Down arrow keys to select your Windows operating system, and hit Enter to boot from it. Make sure it is readable and you can boot from it successfully before you undertake this procedure. Locate and check Windows installation discīefore you begin this procedure, locate your Windows installation disc. My system is a dual-boot with Windows XP and Linux, and I want to remove Linux and keep Windows. Often when you use a manufacturer's system restoration disc, the restoration process handles this procedure for you.

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Install Windows on the new, single partition.

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Make a single partition taking up the full size of your hard disk.If you are presented with any choices for disk partitioning during the restoration or Windows installation process: Some system restoration media, like a Windows installation disc, gives you choices for partitioning your hard disk. If not, visit the manufacturer's web site. If you did not receive these in printed form, you may find them on the system restore disc. Follow the instructions for system restoration that were provided with your system.Sometimes this disc is called a "system restore disc." If you do not have such a disc, you may need to contact your system's manufacturer. Boot from your Windows installation disc, which should have been provided with your system manufacturer.Back up your data as shown above, if necessary.My system only has Fedora, and I want to remove it and restore Windows. 7 I have a triple-boot or other highly customized setup and I want to remove Fedora.6 My system only has Fedora, and I want to remove it and restore OS X.5 My system was manually dual-booted with OS X and Linux, and I want to remove Linux and Keep OS X.4 My system is using Boot Camp with OS X and Linux, and I want to remove Linux and Keep OS X.3 My system is a dual-boot with Windows XP and Linux, and I want to destroy both and return to a Windows-only system.2 My system is a dual-boot with Windows XP and Linux, and I want to remove Linux and keep Windows.1 My system only has Fedora, and I want to remove it and restore Windows.Uninstall-Package -InputObject ( Get-Package -Name NuGet.Core -RequiredVersion 2.14. Object as an InputObject and removes the package.Īs an alternative, the Uninstall-Package cmdlet can specify a value for the InputObject The Uninstall-Package cmdlet receives the The Get-Package cmdlet uses the Name and RequiredVersion parameters to specify a package.Ī SoftwareIdentity object is sent down the pipeline. PS> Get-Package -Name NuGet.Core -RequiredVersion 2.14.0 | Uninstall-Package Get-Package locates a specific package and sends the SoftwareIdentity object down the pipeline PS> Uninstall-Package -Name NuGet.Core Example 2: Use the pipeline to uninstall a package If multiple versions of a package are installed, the newest version is uninstalled. The Name parameter specifies the package to The Uninstall-Package cmdlet uninstalls packages. Package Manager Console of Visual Studio. For more information, see the PowerShell reference documentation for the Commands with the same name differ in their specificĪrguments. Each module hasĬommands that are not available in the other.

Provided by the NuGet module in the Package Manager Console of Visual Studio. The commands contained in the PackageManagement module are different than the commands Toįind installed packages, use the Get-Package cmdlet.

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The Uninstall-Package cmdlet uninstalls one or more software packages from the local computer. Uninstalls one or more software packages.