is het mogelijk ubuntu te verwijderen zonder de schijf te formatteren(omdat er nog een windows systeem opstaat)

How To: Uninstall Ubuntu
Well, not many of you would want to do this but about a week ago I was reading a forum post that had someone ask how do you uninstall Ubuntu? I was left wondering because so few people would want to do it. But, I found an easier way than deleting partitions blindly and rewriting a windows mbr which is no fun at all. To do this you need to be in windows (its an exe) download this file http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/bootitng.html You do not need to buy it. Just scroll to the bottom to download from their link. When downloaded run the exe in there. You then may make a bootable floppy or cd your choice. This puts the program on you choice of media so your ready to go. (the cd option makes a cd .iso so you will need a program to burn it.) Both the floppy and cd contain the same program. Next you will restart your computer with the cd or floppy in the drive. Once you boot into the program do not install it to your HDD. Just click cancel to just run it off the cd or floppy. Then go to partion work. Click the oval on the left side of the window (yes you can use your mouse!) to go to your primary hdd. Select and delete every partition except for your standard windows partition. Now you should have a formatless partion that says free space after it. Then select your windows partion and click resize. It will run an error check which may take a while depending on your partion size. Once that finishes type in the largest size in the prompt unless you have other plans for some of that space . Once you do that it will allocate all that space back to your primary partion. Next, if you installed grub the bootloader you will need to reset you mbr or else you can't boot up because grub will crash. To do this select you windows partion go to view mbr on the left. When in there select your windows partion and click std mbr. This will take grub off and set your mbr back to the way it was before. Click apply and the changes will be made. Then eject your media and use the file option at the top left to reboot. Your computer should restart normally into windows . You just uninstalled Ubuntu. This saved you so much pain. You would have had to rewrite the mbr by hand to do this the other way and then have had to figure out a way to delete the linux partions. It is not a bad idea to back your stuff up before doing this because stuff happens and you don;t wanna lose everything. Hope this helps you.