Ubuntu Still on Bootloader on Startup

Asked by justinderoin

I installed Ubuntu on my Computer about a week ago...i uninstalled it today..when i restarted..it still has the option to Boot up in Windows Vista or Ubuntu. I would like to remove that. I have been searching on the internet for about 3 days...nothing has turned up. PLEASE HELP!!!

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justinderoin (justinderoin) said :
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I have Windows Vista Home Premium 64x...please help. I know how to fix this on Windows XP...but not VISTA...Im not afraid to edit the Registry

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Pramod Dematagoda (pmdematagoda) said :
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First of all, how did you uninstall Ubuntu?

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Jonas Jabs (jonas-flinux) said :
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which bootloader do you use? if you use vista bootloader i think this will solve your problem:
http://www.flexbeta.net/forums/index.php?act=ST&f=48&t=8373

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justinderoin (justinderoin) said :
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I uninstalled Ubuntu by the Uninstalled Tool that come with the Pack that you downloaded to installed Ubuntu. Just like Every program.

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Pramod Dematagoda (pmdematagoda) said :
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Uninstall tool? What uninstall tool are you talking about? In order to remove Ubuntu you would have to format the partition/drive on which it is residing since Ubuntu isn't a program it is an operating, unless you are using Ubuntu in Windows through Wubi in which case you can remove it through Add/Remove but Ubuntu would still be an operating system.

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justinderoin (justinderoin) said :
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Yes I used Wubi.

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Félim Whiteley (felimwhiteley) said :
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Hi justinderoin,

It's actually not installed, but what has happened there is still a file listing it as a boot option.

For Vista, you can use EasyBCD to edit the boot menu. Alternatively you can modify the boot menu via control_panel > system > advanced > startup_and_recovery and pressing "Edit".

If it's still showing up in the Add/Remove programs list then you would need to do the following:
To remove Wubi from the add/remove list, delete the registry key: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Wubi

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justinderoin (justinderoin) said :
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Yah..that doesn't work either Ubuntu doesn't even show up in the Startup Recovery Menu, only Vista. But its ok know...I just reformatted. I needed to do it anyways. And Really the only reason I did today, is because when I turned my computer on this morning...It would ONLY start up in Safe mode...soo Its all fix know...running MUCH MUCH better...MY advice though...UBUNTU is a WASTE of TIME...not compatible with anything...and really...just spend money for Windows.

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