How to Format a Linux Hard Disk to Windows

Windows operating system and Linux execute best on their specific file systems. It is a known fact that Linux executes better on hard disks that are formatted using the ext3 file format system, whereas Windows executes well in a disk that...

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Insert the Ubuntu installation disc into the CD-ROM and boot the PC with it. During the boot-up process, select 'Try Ubuntu without……' this will enable you to install Linux without affecting the current status of your system.
Load the Partition Editor application, this can be found by clicking the menu 'System' then selecting 'Administration' on the drop down menu.
Choose the partition in which Linux has been installed in and select 'Delete'. Thereafter, select 'New' to create a new partition to install Windows in. choose NTFS as the preferred file format system.
Click 'Apply' to accept the changes and proceed to install Windows in the new partition that you have just created..