GRUB Loader uninstall

[J.]

a few months ago i installed ubuntu linux to have  a play round and see what it was like, i really like it, i just don't use it anymore as i only used it to work on, and now i have finished college i have no need and want to use the hard drive for storage.

im browsing the net looking for a way to uninstall the GRUB loader and ive found this method used in the repair function of windows

C:\WINDOWS
[glow=yellow,2,300]CD .. [/glow]<< this line im not sure off
FIXBOOT C:
FIXMBR
BOOTCFG /rebuild

does anyone know what i would need to type here, just

CD .. (including the dots)

or should something be in the place of the dots? im not sure

any help is appreciated

thanks alot
J

[Mushroom_Farmer]

Well since I still use MS-DOS, CD.. is simply a shortcut to the previous directory and CD\ is a shortcut to the root directory. (I just threw that last command in for giggles)

For example, if I am in C:\Sierra\LSL and type C.. I will then be in C:\Sierra. If I am in C:\Sierra\LSL and type CD\ I will be in C:\ which is the root directory. Notice Typing CD\ moved back two directories to the root.

Coincidentally, from C:\Windows, typing C.. will probably take you to C:\ because it is only moving back one directory. Or you could type CD\, it doesn't really matter.

[Groundbound1]

Just curious, by why uninstall if you'll be using the drive for storage?

[J.]

thanks for the help mushroom farmer and for the short lesson on the use of CD\ in command line

uninstalled, re built my MBR and it did something weird