In order to delete the Windows XP virtual machine that you created simply right click the virtual machine that you wish to delete, select "Remove" in the menu that appears, then select "Delete all files". After that, if you wish to delete your .ISO file, move it to the recycle bin and then empty the recycle bin.
If you're installing it in a dual-boot system, you must have ample space left over. Additionally it's recommended you install Windows first, then the Linux distribution of your choice because Windows will overwrite the MBR with its bootloader and it will not recognize any Linux partitions (however, you can reinstall the bootloader if you pop in a live CD/USB later). If you're replacing Linux with Windows, use the partitioner of your choice in a live CD/USB and delete all the partitions (or just wipe by zeroing the disk) and start the Windows installer upon reboot.
Before having multiple OS be sure to partition your HDD first and put your OS to each partition. Start with the later one. For example if WNDOWS is installed and then Lnux came. Remove Linux first then WINDOWS. Used the bootable option aslo check if you have partitioned and then installed the OS or not. Then follow the previous mentioned option. Recommended Tool: GParted Use GParted to modify to partitions on your hard drive. Google GParted and use one of the methods so you can boot off of it.
Delete command is a DML. Syntax of delete command is delete from table_name where <>; It is to delete content of table.
YES, Windows, Linux, etc... you have to first get the CD for the OS you wish to install...then restart your PC and alternate between F9,F11, and delete...this will take you to a screen where you can edit your BIOS...find the boot sequence and change the first one to boot from CD...insert the CD you wish to install and restart your PC...after awhile it should load up the CD and allow you to install the new OS (you can even dual boot if you defrag, learn to split your Hard Drive into partitions, and then get a program such as grub or lilo boot loader).original It would depend on the operating system. Proprietary systems such as Microsoft windows, Z/OS, IBM i, OpenVMS, AIX as well as other licensed UNIX implementations can only be installed and run on the machines for which they were intended and licensed. Anything else will not work because of the differences in the hardware and may also be in violation of the End-User-License. Open source systems such as Linux do not have this problem. It is already available for may hardware platforms and the source code is freely available for anyone interested in implementing it on other machines.
A closed operating system is that does not allow you to have root access to the file system (ex. delete files or change files related to the graphical interface or how your computer does things)An example of this type of operating would be iOS which runs on iPod touches, iPhones, Apple TV, and iPad. An open operating system is the exact opposite of a closed operating system and is how all operating systems on a computer work which includes Mac OSX, Windows 7,XP, Vista, and Linux.
HOW TO Delete crupt window xp for new installation
Yes, you can but for that you will windows repair CD or something similar to. Or you can use Linux cds. Also you can a ms-dos bootable disk to format (delete) installed windows.
Screensavers pre-installed with Windows can be removed as they are not essential to the proper functioning of Windows. It may be necessary, however, to change user permissions in order to subsequently delete the files.
to dlete it :)
Just right click on the icon and select delete.
No your windows 7 will not deleted
Just like you did in Windows 7.
No. Updates on Windows XP are layered; one update depends on what other updates were installed. Removing one could leave the system in an unusable state.
You have to delete the partition in which it is installed and create a new one to install the new vista.
For doing this simply, select full clean install while Installing 7. This will enable you to first format your drives, create new partitions if you wish to and have a freshly installed Windows 7. Further, if you upgrade from Vista keeping your files and docs intact, the old Windows' folder will be replaced by new one. So you cannot then delete it.
If that is what your operating system is installed on, yes.
Insert of your Ubuntu CD, then using GParted, delete your Windows partition and resize your Ubuntu partition until it fills the space left by the deleted partition.