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How to Remove Linux
and Install Windows on Your Computer
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 247804 - This
article describes how you can remove the Linux
operating system from your computer, and install
a Windows operating system. This article also
assumes that Linux is already installed on the
hard disk using Linux native and Linux swap
partitions, which are incompatible with the
Windows operating system, and that there is
no free space left on the drive.
How to Manually Remove
Windows 2000 and Windows XP and Restore Windows
95/98
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 250456 - This
article contains an overview of available options
for removing a Windows 2000 or Windows XP upgrade
and restoring Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft
Windows 98.
How to Manually Remove
Windows XP and Restore Windows 95, Windows 98,
or Windows Millennium
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 314052 - This
article contains an overview of the options
that are available for removing a Windows XP
upgrade and restoring Microsoft Windows 95
How to Manually Start
the Uninstall Process to Remove Windows XP
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 312569 - If
you cannot boot into Windows XP in Normal mode
or Safe mode, and you upgraded the operating
system from Microsoft Windows 98 or Microsoft
Windows Millennium Edition (Me), you may need
to manually uninstall Windows XP. You can also
use the procedures that are described in this
article to cancel Windows XP Setup if this option
is not available at some point during the installation
How to Start the
Windows XP Uninstallation Process from a Command
Prompt (Q308233)
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 308233
- This article describes how to start the Windows
XP uninstallation process when you are unable
to start your Windows XP-based computer typically
or in Safe mode
How to Uninstall Windows XP and Revert to a Previous
Operating System
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article:
303661 - This article describes how to uninstall
Windows XP after an upgrade (by using a qualifying
upgrade path) has completed successfully. This
would include the successful creation of the
Windows XP uninstallation files (Backup.cab
and Boot.cab) during the initial upgrade.
Cannot
Remove Windows XP, Error Message: Cannot Create
the Folder
(810880) - When you try to remove Windows XP,
you may receive the following error message:
Cannot create the folder
drive letter :\ Windows folder \ folder name
If you click Retry , you receive the same message.
If you click Quit , the computer restarts, and
then you recieve the same error message.
Error
Message: Setup Cannot Uninstall Windows XP Because
the Backup Image Was Created in the Future
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 318029 - When
you try to remove (uninstall) Windows XP after
you upgrade from Microsoft Windows Millennium
Edition (Me), you may receive the following
error message: Setup cannot uninstall Windows XP because the backup
image was created in the future according to
the current time. Check computer date and time
settings.
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