Go back to Windows from Linux

[DanielLivni]

I installed Linux through a full installation disc. Installation was carried out by turning on the computer through the disk.
So that means it was the option to boot through the disc.
After the installation of Linux and experience of a few hours I did not like and wanted to return. And I turn off the computer
And turned on the bot disappeared option of the CD, and before the installation of Linux was.
I tried to do with the USB and the same result, you can not turn on with the USB.

Right now I'm stuck with Linux. So any suggestions for solving the problem?

 

[Nuno Silva]

Your explanation of the problem doesnt quite explain what exactly is going wrong ...

So you installed linux on the hard drive?
How did the partitioning was done?
When you boot linux you can see windows partitions (I mean more than one hard drive)?

what version of linux you installed and what version of windows did you have?

 

[Nuno Silva]

If he didn't deleted windows partitions he just needs to recover the boot sector, that's all

 

[nss000]

Usually takes a few years to appreciate Linux. Kinda like a getting dealt a pair-of-2s & pair-of-4s in poker; easy drawing a full-house. You seem to be playing the drop-dead card too quick.

I installed Linux through a full installation disc. Installation was carried out by turning on the computer through the disk.
So that means it was the option to boot through the disc.
After the installation of Linux and experience of a few hours I did not like and wanted to return. And I turn off the computer
And turned on the bot disappeared option of the CD, and before the installation of Linux was.
I tried to do with the USB and the same result, you can not turn on with the USB.

Right now I'm stuck with Linux. So any suggestions for solving the problem?