John, FWIW, I can confirm that fdisk /mbr is the correct command to remove
the (Ubuntu dual) boot menu from the C: drive. I had to use it fairly
recently myself for the very same reason. However, in my case I'd installed
Ubuntu onto the second (D
hard drive and had also to fdisk and re-format
the D: drive to recover it, due to Ubuntu writing its own format to the
disk.
In jonescat78's case though, I'm not sure quite what it would have done to
his C: drive, although Alias appears to suggest that a 'repair install' will
be necessary - which is the reason I installed it on my D: drive. Sounds a
bit serious to me (and a potential PITA)
Mart
"John John" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
news:OCBSNUoFIHA.1212@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> Oh jeesh! Excuse me, I must have been half asleep or in a daze when I
> replied. The command that you need to run is:
>
> fdisk /mbr
>
> Not to worry too much, running sys c: with the ME diskette on an ME
> partition will not hurt anything.
>
> John
>
> John John wrote:
>> jonescat78 wrote:
>>
>>> how can i uninstall the ubuntu program from my boot menu
>>>
>>
>> Boot the computer with your Windows ME startup floppy diskette and issue
>> the following command:
>>
>> SYS C:
>>
>> That will dislodge the Linux/Ubuntu boot loader from the MBR and return
>> the boot loader code to the W9x loader.
>>
>> John
>>