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How can I fully remove Ubuntu 12.04 from my MacBook Pro?

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I want to remove Ubuntu 12.04 from my MacBook Pro.
It's a trial boot system, with MacOS in the first partition, Windows 7 in the second one, and Ubuntu in the last.
Now, I want to format this last one, in order to expand the Windows partition.

I tried to do this from MacOS, but I could not.

Everyone can help me, please?
(when I insert the ubuntu live CD, after some initial boot screens, the command line says that it can't find the medium... It cannot see my ubuntu CD!)

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answered 1 Year ago lasagnerhead · Accepted Answer

Ok, I solved.
The problem was that I tried with a live CD of Ubuntu 10.04. After a lot of workarounds (for instance, I can boot from the live distro only if there are both CD and USB plugged in!), I solved using the Ubuntu 12.04 live CD, and gParted.

Thank you to everyone who wanted to help me!