Installing Windows instead of Ubuntu? [duplicate]
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Alright so kind of a long story, but basically I had a laptop with Windows 7 on it, and the hard drive failed. So I bought a cheap SSD and installed Ubuntu on it (because who wants to pay for windows for a test.) I've been using Ubuntu for a little bit now, and I'm just getting sick of it. I have no idea how to use the little terminal thing and whenever I want to install something I just copy and paste lines into it from whatever forum has an installation guide. I'm trying to upgrade back to Windows, but I can't seem to get anything to work. I bought a Windows 7 Home Premium Key, and I have an ISO downloaded on my computer, but I can't figure out how to format a USB stick to get it to boot. Is there any easy way to install Windows?
P.S. I don't need to backup anything on my computer, I have the few files that I need saved to my Google Drive, and I also don't want to do a dual-boot thing, just to switch completely from Ubuntu to Windows
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How to remove Ubuntu and put Windows back on?
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Alright so kind of a long story, but basically I had a laptop with Windows 7 on it, and the hard drive failed. So I bought a cheap SSD and installed Ubuntu on it (because who wants to pay for windows for a test.) I've been using Ubuntu for a little bit now, and I'm just getting sick of it. I have no idea how to use the little terminal thing and whenever I want to install something I just copy and paste lines into it from whatever forum has an installation guide. I'm trying to upgrade back to Windows, but I can't seem to get anything to work. I bought a Windows 7 Home Premium Key, and I have an ISO downloaded on my computer, but I can't figure out how to format a USB stick to get it to boot. Is there any easy way to install Windows?
P.S. I don't need to backup anything on my computer, I have the few files that I need saved to my Google Drive, and I also don't want to do a dual-boot thing, just to switch completely from Ubuntu to Windows
windows windows-7
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marked as duplicate by user535733, DK Bose, Kulfy, guiverc, Terrance Feb 5 at 5:29
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How to remove Ubuntu and put Windows back on?
16 answers
Alright so kind of a long story, but basically I had a laptop with Windows 7 on it, and the hard drive failed. So I bought a cheap SSD and installed Ubuntu on it (because who wants to pay for windows for a test.) I've been using Ubuntu for a little bit now, and I'm just getting sick of it. I have no idea how to use the little terminal thing and whenever I want to install something I just copy and paste lines into it from whatever forum has an installation guide. I'm trying to upgrade back to Windows, but I can't seem to get anything to work. I bought a Windows 7 Home Premium Key, and I have an ISO downloaded on my computer, but I can't figure out how to format a USB stick to get it to boot. Is there any easy way to install Windows?
P.S. I don't need to backup anything on my computer, I have the few files that I need saved to my Google Drive, and I also don't want to do a dual-boot thing, just to switch completely from Ubuntu to Windows
windows windows-7
asked Feb 5 at 1:15
Max KuesMax Kues
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This question already has an answer here:
How to remove Ubuntu and put Windows back on?
16 answers
Alright so kind of a long story, but basically I had a laptop with Windows 7 on it, and the hard drive failed. So I bought a cheap SSD and installed Ubuntu on it (because who wants to pay for windows for a test.) I've been using Ubuntu for a little bit now, and I'm just getting sick of it. I have no idea how to use the little terminal thing and whenever I want to install something I just copy and paste lines into it from whatever forum has an installation guide. I'm trying to upgrade back to Windows, but I can't seem to get anything to work. I bought a Windows 7 Home Premium Key, and I have an ISO downloaded on my computer, but I can't figure out how to format a USB stick to get it to boot. Is there any easy way to install Windows?
P.S. I don't need to backup anything on my computer, I have the few files that I need saved to my Google Drive, and I also don't want to do a dual-boot thing, just to switch completely from Ubuntu to Windows
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How to remove Ubuntu and put Windows back on?
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At first create a bootable USB following this link. (from Step2)
When you get an option for selecting a drive to install windows delete all partitions and install Windows over it.
That's it windows installer will take care of the rest for you.
answered Feb 5 at 1:40
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At first create a bootable USB following this link. (from Step2)
When you get an option for selecting a drive to install windows delete all partitions and install Windows over it.
That's it windows installer will take care of the rest for you.
answered Feb 5 at 1:40
Zizo NaserZizo Naser
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At first create a bootable USB following this link. (from Step2)
When you get an option for selecting a drive to install windows delete all partitions and install Windows over it.
That's it windows installer will take care of the rest for you.
answered Feb 5 at 1:40
Zizo NaserZizo Naser
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At first create a bootable USB following this link. (from Step2)
When you get an option for selecting a drive to install windows delete all partitions and install Windows over it.
That's it windows installer will take care of the rest for you.
answered Feb 5 at 1:40
Zizo NaserZizo Naser
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At first create a bootable USB following this link. (from Step2)
When you get an option for selecting a drive to install windows delete all partitions and install Windows over it.
That's it windows installer will take care of the rest for you.
answered Feb 5 at 1:40
Zizo NaserZizo Naser
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answered Feb 5 at 1:40
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answered Feb 5 at 1:40
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