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I have installed Windows 7 on c: drive after that i installed Redhat on d: drive........ Nw i want to uninstall Redhat and want the partition back(nw it is not ...
  1. 06-04-2011 #1
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    I have installed Windows 7 on c: drive after that i installed Redhat on d: drive........
    Nw i want to uninstall Redhat and want the partition back(nw it is not visible by windows).......
    I dont have the LiveCD....
    Is it possible to remove redhat without LiveCD??
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    Is it safe to first "delete partition" then "merge partiton"using windows7 ??
    so that i can get whole 320GB of my laptop under "C:"
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    Quote Originally Posted by manish23march View Post
    Is it safe to first "delete partition" then "merge partiton"using windows7 ??
    so that i can get whole 320GB of my laptop under "C:"
    Hello and welcome aboard!

    Note that any time you manipulate partitions, you should have a backup of your system and any important data. With that done, you should be safe enough to delete any Linux partitions, restore your Windows bootloader, then merge any unallocated space. If anything goes wrong, you can restore your backup and try again.
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