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How do i uninstall ubuntu 13.04?

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Hey i want to dual boot ubuntu 13.04 and according to the installation guide you just choose install alongside windows. I have used ubuntu 12.04 for a while now and i have to reformat my windows 7 so i thought i would try to install ubuntu 13.04.
My question is when you install ubuntu through wubi it is easy to uninstall but is it the same if i would uninstall ubuntu 13.04?
or if not "is there a good uninstallation guide"?.

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Installing Ubuntu
Get an Ubuntu installation disk (liveDVD or liveUSB).

Insert the Ubuntu disk into your DVD drive. (or connect your liveUSB)

Make sure that your BIOS (boot order) is set to boot from a CD/USB before a hard drive.
Start or restart your computer. If you do not see the Ubuntu logo, please refer to BootFromCD.

Choose the Try Ubuntu option in order to check that your hardware (screen, keyboard, internet...) is correctly recognized by Ubuntu.

Backup your documents on an external disk or DVDs
When you are ready to install Ubuntu on your hard disk, click the Install Ubuntu button. The installation wizard will appear:

Selecting language
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Select your desired language and click Continue. The Preparing to install Ubuntu window appears.

Preparing to install Ubuntu
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Select the desired options. Click Continue. The Installation type window appears.

Installation type
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Several choices are available:

If you want to install Ubuntu alongside you other systems (eg alongside Windows), select the Install Ubuntu alongside them.

If you want to install Ubuntu over your entire hard drive, select Erase disk and install Ubuntu, then select the hard drive that you want to install Ubuntu. Warning: this will erase all data and systems that are currently on the disk.

If you want to manually setup your partitioning scheme, , select the Something else option. You will find further advice on the DiskSpace page.

Click Install now. From this point, the installation cannot be cancelled. Few additional parameters need to be setup. The Where are you? window appears.

Where are you?
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Select the location closest to your location. Click Continue. The Keyboard layout window appears.

Keyboard layout
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Select the correct keyboard layout. Click Continue. The Who are you? window appears.

Who are you?
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When the installation wizard finishes, the Installation complete window appears.

Installation complete
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Click Restart now to restart your computer. Ubuntu is now installed.