Windows 7 Tips: Uninstalling Windows 7 becomes an easier task

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Problem: If you have done dual boot with Windows Vista, and now due to certain reason you want to Uninstall Windows7

Solution: you can uninstall Windows 7 following some simple tips:

- Remove the Windows 7 boot entry
- When you installed Windows7 it had modified the boot loader and made it as a default boot loader. Now if you are going to uninstall Windows 7, you will have to remove the entry from the bootloader so that you don’t have any conflicts when booting up later.

- Download and install EasyBCD. EasyBCD is NeoSmart Technologies’ multiple award-winning answer to tweaking the new Windows Vista bootloader. With

- EasyBCD, almost anything is possible.

- Run EasyBCD. On the left pane, click on the Add/Remove Entries.

- On the right pane, highlight the Windows 7 entry and click Delete.

- Close EasyBCD.

- Download GParted iso file and burn the image to a CD. Boot up your computer with the Gparted live CD. On the main screen, you should see your Windows Vista and Windows 7 partitions.

Two ways that you can deal with Windows 7 partition:

1) Reformat it and use it as an additional partition to your Vista partition

2) remove the partition and return the extra space back to the Vista partition

Reformat Windows 7 partition

Highlight and right click on the Windows 7 partition. Select Format to -> ntfs.

Click Apply.

Remove Win 7 partition and return it to Vista partition

Select the Windows 7 partition and click the Delete button.

Next, highlight the Windows Vista partition and click Resize/Move. Increase the New Size to the maximum. Make sure that the Free Space Preceding and Free Space Following is zero.

Click Apply when you complete the whole procedure just exit the Gparted and restart your system. You should now boot into your Vista.

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