0

I accidently compressed my c drive in Windows 7 and ended up with "bootmgr is compressed" error. I had to install Ubuntu to get some files. After that I went online and found some solutions for fixing the 'bootmgr' error. Can I go back to Windows 7 without losing any data? I heard that Ubuntu formats the hdd to a format that Windows does not recognise. What should I do? I am sure I didn't do a full installation of Ubuntu. And also how can I remove Ubuntu completely?

1 Answer 1

0

Ubuntu has loads of supported filesystem types, including the everything-friendly FAT to Linux-only ext4. Search for disks in the dash and see if you can change the Windows partition back to FAT if it's been changed.

0

You must log in to answer this question.

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged .