How to completely uninstall ubuntu?

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Mavran2015-01-18 11:58:22

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Mavran, 2015-01-18 11:58:22

I downloaded and installed ubuntu through the "wubi" program, decided to sit behind ubuntu, restarted the computer, could not load ubuntu, there were problems in some partitions, I did not specify any partition of the hard disk because of this it did not boot, I decided to delete ubuntu, took and deleted the foolish way (demolished the entire Ubuntu folder) and now when I restart the computer, the computer prompts me which OS to choose, either windows 7 or ubuntu. I go into ubuntu and there are already other errors, like there are no files to download ubuntu, but of course I deleted them. So the question is how to completely remove everything and reinstall it?

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Aidar Nugmanov, 2015-01-18
@Admeeral

Through Windows, delete the partitions where ubuntu was installed, boot through Windows LiveCD and on the command line:
bootrec / fixmbr
bootrec / fixboot
bootrec / scanos
bootrec / rebuildbcd

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Ilya Kaznacheev, 2015-01-18
@Color

In a nutshell: you have a second OS loader installed (for ubuntu) and it refers to non-existent files (that you deleted). Here it is described what bootloaders are, dig from there and demolish the ubuntu bootloader, then you will find peace again.
Advice: if you want to install Linux distributions like ubunta, install not through Windows, but through the installation disk, the installer will help you partition as needed, and install a hornbeam to conveniently switch between systems. It's better in terms of performance