I have two OS in my PC one is Linux & other is Windows.
Windows is in C drive & my primary OS, i prefer to use most than.
I was using Linux for my practicals purpose & now its over.
Linux flavor installed is Fedora 17, thats the latest version of it.
I have installed it on my F drive.
Now i want to uninstall it, how can i do that so F drive will be free again for me?
Since i have 160 GB HDD, i have given about 40 GB for that linux OS which was too much.
& now i have only about 10GB tp 12GB left in my PC.
Can anybody reply fast.
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Jump to PostCan you just format the F: drive from within Windows, or delete/recreate the F: partition?
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Jump to PostIn your Administrative Tools folder, computer management console, Disk Managment snap-in.
Jump to Post@Jorge, this isn't exactlty relevant, but as far as your original post goes, VMs are only as good as his CPU and/or RAM. It's only the best choice if your machine can handle it, otherwise you could come out thinking Windows performs much faster than Linux, which is often not …
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