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Removing linux partitions
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I have many partitions after installing Linux, know, I want to remove the Linux partition (Disc 0, Partition 8, 122 GB) as I switched back to windows. I have backed up all the data on it, so I do not care if it is deleted. I do not wish to wipe my windows partition, for seasons. Additionally, there are many 1gb partitions and I do not know where they came from. Can they be removed, and if yes, how?
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Rodrigo Queiroz 71,500 Reputation points Independent Advisor2025-06-14T23:27:48+00:00 Thanks, I'm glad to help you.