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how to do a complete uninstall of ubuntu.

Asked by jrulo

i installed ubuntu on my pc. i had messed up the first installation after i messed with something i shouldn't have. i reinstalled it and it now shows all the kernels and recovery options on boot up. i have tried deleting the partitions but that didn't even help. i went as far as to reinstall using entire disk space but when i did that i had no sound. anyone know how to delete ubuntu completely so upon boot up it doesn't show all the kernels and recovery options? any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Best Charles Profitt (cprofitt) said : 		#1

When you install it should ask you what you want to do as far as disk usage -- select use entire disk. That will format the entire disk and reinstall the OS.

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jrulo (jaysonrulo) said : 		#2

i installed using entire disk. once i did that i had no sound or video, i did all the necessary updates and even done the updates suggested here on the forum for getting sound and video and still no sound and video. i appreciate your quick response private void.

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jrulo (jaysonrulo) said : 		#3

i got the sound and video back. thanks for your help PRIVATEVOID.

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jrulo (jaysonrulo) said : 		#4

Thanks PrivateVoid, that solved my question.

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Charles Profitt (cprofitt) said : 		#5

You are welcome jrulo