[Windows+Ubuntu dual system] Completely delete the Ubuntu system and then reinstall the ubuntu system

[Windows+Ubuntu dual system] 

1. Completely delete the Ubuntu system

windows+R enter cmd

Then enter diskpart and the popup will pop up:

 Enter list disk

The computer I am currently using: Disk 0 is a solid-state drive, Disk 1 is a mechanical hard drive, and Disk 2 is a solid-state drive connected to a hard drive and

Both my windows system and ubuntu system are installed on disk 0 of the solid state drive.

Next enter select disk 0

Enter list partition

 

 As shown in the figure above, the type is found as unknown 

These unknown types of partitions are the partitions currently used by my computer to install the ubuntu system.

Then delete them one by one

Select select partition 6        

deletedelete partition override

In the same way, continue to delete partitions 789 

Select select partition 7        

deletedelete partition override

Select select partition 8        

deletedelete partition override

Select select partition 9     

deletedelete partition override

The above deletion is completed.

 2. Delete the startup items of Ubuntu system

Here I introduce two methods to delete Ubuntu startup items:

Although the partition of the Ubuntu system is deleted above, its startup items are not deleted. Failure to delete the startup items may cause trouble that Ubuntu is still booted but cannot enter the Ubuntu system after booting. The following is the operation of deleting its boot items;

windows+R enter cmd

Enter diskpart

list disk

select disk 0 (disk 0 is the disk installed by the windows system)

list partition

 The drive letter cannot be the same as an existing drive letter. For example, if your computer already has a CDE drive, then allocate the letters F, G, H, etc. that come after E among the 26 letters. It is best to separate them by a few letters to prevent you from plugging them in. USB sticks and drives.

select partition 1
assign letter=J

The drive letter J just assigned will appear.

 Due to insufficient permissions, the disk cannot be opened directly. It can be opened indirectly through Notepad. In the Windows attachment, run Notepad with administrator rights.

After opening Notepad, go to [File] -> [Open] in the upper left corner, select the J drive you just added, and you will see an EFI folder inside

Go into the EFI folder and delete the Ubuntu folder

(If the above still cannot be deleted, you can use the administrator user to log in to the computer, then enter Disk J to find the Ubuntu folder and delete it)

How to open the administrator user:

Method 1: Press the Win+X key combination or right-click the start button to run the command prompt window as an administrator and enter the following command: net user administrator /active:yes

Method 2: Press the Win+X key combination or right-click the Win10 start button to pop up the system shortcut menu and select "Computer Management".

Open the "Computer Management" window, click "System Tools - Local Users and Groups - Users" on the left, and then you can see the Administrator account in the right window.

Right-click the Administrator account and select "Properties" to open the "Administrator Properties" window.

Uncheck the box next to "Account is disabled" and click OK to close the window.

After the above problem is solved, return to the non-administrator user to continue the operation:

Return to the command line just now and delete the drive letter just assigned. It can be seen that it has returned to its original state

remove letter=J
 

Since then, the ubuntu system has been completely deleted.

Start installing the Ubuntu system:

1. Make ubuntu USB boot disk:

Download Rufus 

 Rufus - Easily create a USB boot disk

 Download the ubuntu image file Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS (Focal Fossa)

 

The disk creation tools and system image files are ready

First, you need a U disk of about 8G

Format as follows

1. win+r to run and enter cmd

2. Enter diskpart in the command prompt window

3. In the pop-up DISKPART window, enter "list disk" and press Enter. The hard disk and U disk on the computer will be displayed. Based on the size of the disk space, it can be inferred that disk 2 is an SD card.

4. Then execute the following commands in sequence

SELECT DISK 2: Select disk 2 ( do not select the wrong disk ).

CLEAN: Delete the entire disk data.

CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY: Create a primary disk partition.

ACTIVE: Activate the disk partition.

FORMAT QUICK: Quickly format the disk partition.
Since then, the U disk has been formatted

Start making Ubuntu U disk boot disk

1. Find Disk Management

 

 

Open rufus (double-click directly)

 

 

 

 

Start burning the system

Next, keep the default option

 

 

 

Next, enter the computer's BIOS according to different computers.

Taking the computer you are currently using as an example, keep pressing F2 when turning on the computer to enter the BIOS interface and select boot for settings.

 

 Then press F10 to save. The computer will automatically restart. During the restart, we keep pressing F12 to enter the Boot Manager interface. 

Start entering the Ubuntu system

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pay attention next

Find the system disk of your computer, your solid state drive, and reserve the disk space to install the Ubuntu system in the Install picture above.

The Device display is free space, and the size must correspond to the disk space you reserved, and then select it to operate.

Start partitioning

/boot (ext4 format) (size: 1024 1G)

 

bios        (size: 2048       2G)

swap (swap format) (size: 10240 10G)

 

/ (ext4 format) (size: all remaining space)   

After mounting the partition, the last step is to select the disk for installation and booting, which is to select your system disk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

After entering the Ubuntu system, start changing the domestic source

cd /etc/apt

sudo mv source.list source.list.bak

vi source.list

Add the following:

deb http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal main restricted universe multiverse

deb-src http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal main restricted universe multiverse

deb http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal-security main restricted universe multiverse

deb-src http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal-security main restricted universe multiverse

deb http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal-updates main restricted universe multiverse

deb-src http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal-updates main restricted universe multiverse

deb http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal-proposed main restricted universe multiverse

deb-src http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal-proposed main restricted universe multiverse

deb http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal-backports main restricted universe multiverse

deb-src http://mirrors.aliyun.com/ubuntu/ focal-backports main restricted universe multiverse

By default, the computer enters the windows system by default.

If you want to enter ubuntu after shutting down the computer

Start up and press F12 to enter

 

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