how to delete linux grub and make windows xp only?
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If you're in a dual-boot environment, boot to the Windows XP CD, enter the Recovery Console and run:\n\nfixboot c:\n\nfixmbr\n\nType EXIT and then the PC will reboot to Windows XP.
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The best thing to do in this case is for you to reformat like the others have suggested and install a fresh copy of XP but if you have never done this it might throw you at first. With your machine on, stick in your copy of XP in then reboot. Then after it starts to reboot it will ask you "press any key to boot from CD" Press any key at this point and then wait for it to inspect your systems hardware then it will load some common drivers etc. After that it will look to see if you have any previous versions installed. When it shows you those other versions it will ask you if you want to continue installing Windows on this drive or something like that. At this point you want to get rid of the previous versions and any partitions. If you read carefully you can delete any other versions and/ or partitions and then install a fresh copy of XP. Make sure that you have gotten rid of all other OS's and partitions and if you have it will say "to install on this partition press enter" and you should see "new(raw)" and then however many MB's your drive is. At this point press enter and it will ask you "install XP NTFS or install XP NTFS(quick). Use the first one "install XP NTFS" Press enter and it will start to format the drive and then let it install XP and your all set.
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Wow.. i would NOT put windows XP on that machine.  Your best choice i think would be a stripped down install of linux or Win98 SE at the most Win2k.\n\nIf you want to upgrade the system. The first step would be to get the ram up to at the very least 256MB and the hard drive up to about 10GB.  This will give you enough install flexability for whatever OS you end up choosing.
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I think you would have to edit boot.ini file to remove traces of Linux OS.\n\nLook at this to know how to change boot file. Don't do it with out saving a copy. Follow directions.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289022\nGood luck.
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Either Install a fresh copy of an OS over it.\nOr\nEnter through Windows XP(if you have it also) and through Computer Management, format the pertition where Linux is installed
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You can't uninstall Windows.  The only way to get rid of one Windows is to reformat your drive and install Windows 98 after you have formatted it.  I assume that you have Windows 95 now, if that is what the computer came with it is likely too old to support Windows XP.  I would say Windows 98 or 2000 is your best bet.
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easiest way is delete the linux partition and format it. go to conntrol panel/Administrative Tools/comp managmeent under disk management if u click that u should see all the partitions... delete all the non windows partition and then rigt click on ur new empty space make it a logical drivae and voila u can format and use it again with windows. i assume  u have windows xp
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If you want to completely wipe out Linux, then do the following.  \n\n1. Back up any files in linux first.  If you don't care,\nskip this step.\n\n2. Get a Windows installation CD, pop it in, and \nrestart your computer.\n\n3. Follow the instructions on the screen.\n\nNow, in reality, it could be a lot more complicated\nthan this but this should give you a start.\n\nGood luck.\n\nMahurshi Akilla
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Nah, just format D:, assuming you don't have anything there you want. If you do, you'll either need to move what you want to keep off of it first, or you can just go through and delete it manually. As long as you're booting from C: it shouldn't be using any of the windows files on D:, so you wont have any problem deleting them.
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Well there are many steps to this. I have done it once before successfully by using the steps on a link I found on http://www.bootdisk.com\nYou can also visit this site for instructions.\nhttp://old.bink.nu/xpbootcd/
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if using linux and winxp, there may be grub boot loader in linux and another already installed.  microsoft recently released a free program to allow two operating systems.  for more info, contact me or google "boot loaders"
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remove sata,install new Xp on only in `ide` then copy ur data from sata to ide.use bootable cd to install Xp on ide
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You seems to be using Fedora or Red-Hat. Generally you can edit the file /boot/grub/menu.lst by any editor as a root user. search for "default" and change its value from 0 to 1, or from 1 to 2 (I don't remember)
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When you start the installation for XP, it'll ask you to format or remove the current partition.  You can remove all partitions and reformat this way.
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Edit the boot menu (usually GRUB or LILO) to remove the other choice. You might want to research documentation on how to do this. Then, just format the drive of the one you want to remove.
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If you want to replace your win XP boot Logo\nYou'll need a resource Hacker software:\nhttp://www.users.on.net/johnson/resourcehacker/\nHere is the good procedure to follow:\nhttp://www.thetechguide.com/howto/xpbootlogo/\nThanks
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... go into ur C: drive ... tools/folderoptions/view ... show protected system files .. open ur boot.ini ... go to its properties and uncheck read-only ... edit out the entry of the OS u dont want, save exit recheck readonly... delete the OSs' folders off the system or format the drive its on ...