Unistall LInux from single boot

[abelcrainic]

I installed linux on a laptop because windows did not go anymore, linux installed it from a stick, linux is not pirated because it's free, and now i want to uninstall it and re-install my windows, how could i do it ?

I mention that is instaled in a single boot

I want a very detailed answer, I tried to install windows 7 with a stick but I did not even manage from the bios settings and I do not know how I installed linux, I think the stick is bootable in linux.

Please Help

 

[RealBeast]

The current Linux partition will not be recognized by Windows as a valid boot partition.

I would clean the drive using diskpart commands, so boot from the Windows USB stick and then instead of trying to install select the command prompt option.

Once you are at the command prompt type the following commands:

diskpart
list disk
select disk n (the drive that currently has linux)
clean
exit

You should now be able to install W7 to the single unpartitioned space, W7 will do the new format during installation.