When we want to test a Preview version of one Windows Opere System, or an operating system different from the one used daily (eg Ubuntu or Mac OSX), the safest is to use Installation in dual-boot. In this way, none of installed systems They will not be affected, and the uninstalling of one of them will not have consequences on the other (or the others).
Most users who want to Uninstall a Windows operating system in dual-boot, call on formatting hard disk or a partition on which he is installed (or delete only Windows folders, if on the same partition they have and date they want to keep), then delete the entrance for the respective system of Boot menu. But a much simpler method would be to use a Third-Party applications, namely NanWick Windows Uninstaller.
NanWick Windows Uninstaller It's a tool gratuit and portable (does not require installation), which allows its users to Uninstall a Windows system installed in dual-boot (either with another version of Windows or with a different operating system). Utility wipes so much Windows files from the respective drive, as well as its entry from Boot Menu.
How does Windows uninstaller work?
- Utility Scans the computer in order to Identify all versions of Windows installed on this
- After the systems have been identified, the user must Select the partition which is installed the version he wants to uninstall
- then system files of the respective Windows system are erased (hibernate.sys, Program Files, Windows and other system files/folders)
- and at the end is erased and system entry (from now uninstalled) from Boot menu.
Windows Uninstaller cannot uninstall a Windows system if it is the only one installed on that computer. For example, if you have Windows 7 installed in dual-boot cu Windows 8, and you want to Uninstall Windows 7, you have to Use Windows Uninstaller on Windows 8 (or vice versa, if you want to Uninstall Windows 8, Use Windows Uninstaller on Windows 7).
Note: The application is compatible only with Windows operating systems (does not identify other operating systems).
STEALTH SETTINGS – Uninstall Windows from dual-boot with Windows Uninstaller
