How to remove BOSS Linux while retaining Windows 7


How to remove BOSS Linux while retaining Windows 7
includes : 

How to remove GRUB and replace it with the normal Windows NT bootloader
How to reallocate the 100gb previously used up by BOSS.


This one is a bit tricky, but do as I say and all will be well young padwan

First Download the following: [ free from both payment and malware ]

A> Required EASEUS Partition Master – Home Edition

B> option 1 EASY BCD  [ have to give name and email for download , can ive fake one]
To download Scroll down, click register, put in your details and ou should be able to download the installation file.

                                                                     OR

option 2 Testdisk  [free] [ don't use if you feel your a noob and afraid of the DOS environment ]

This has two steps.  RESTART ONLY AFTER COMPLETING BOTH STEPS

STEP 1 - Two options, choose one

Option 1 Process [ with EASY BCD 2.1.2 Community edition, this is easy  and has GUI ]

-Run EASY BCD 2.1.2 Community edition
-Select BCD deployment
-In MBR Configuration options > choose Install windows vista/7 bootloader to MBR
-Select Write MBR


Option 2 Process [ with Test Disk ] [bit complicated]

- First Start Testdisk_win.exe
- Next, Create a New Log File
- Select Your Media (Hard Drive with GRUB on it) [its Disk/dev/sda 320 gb/298 gb for TN Laptop] ,and “Proceed”
- Select Intel
- Select MBR Code

This has removed GRUB and replaced it with windows bootloader.


NOTE: This video tutorial is with and earlier version of easy BCD 1.7.2. Current downloadable version is 2.1.2.



STEP 2 


Process

- Start EASEUS Partition Master – Home Edition
- Click Go to main screen
-Select The last partition of 100gb capacity, EXT3 file system
- Right Click > Delete Partition
- Now it shows Unallocated space . Right Click > Create Partition , to create a new Patition E:\ .
- You can  also merge it with C or D partition using the merge command
- Click Apply on left-top side of the menu bar

NOTE - DO NOT TOUCH THE 200MB NTFS PARTITION NAMED *: , IT CONTAINS WIN7 FILES

Done! Reboot your computer and it should now be done.
Now you are free of linux and have 100gb more space for yourself on windows.

How to get rid of the annoying [hide] Drive Q, which gives the drive inaccessible error

The presence of the Drive Q:\ is because of the“Click-To-Run” Office 2010. Though it is harmless, it can get quite irritating when you accidentally click it while browsing through the system.
Here’s how to hide it.
Process

-Go to Start Menu

-In the Search column type " Regedit " . Open the program regedit.exe
-Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer
If you don't have the EXPLORER folder in  POLICIES,
right click Policies > New > Key .  Name it as " Explorer "

- Open the folder Explorer

-  Right Click inside the bigger column on the Right>  New > DWORD 32bit Value

- Name it as " NoDrives " . Right Click it > Modify... > input Value Data as " 65536 " > choose base as      "Decimal " > Click ok

Restart and the drive should be gone. Simple  as that.