Linux to Microsoft

I am using a computer that used to run windows, it was changed to linux and now I want to change it back to windows.

If anyone knows how and could explain either a free way to do it or the cheapest way, I'll give a rep.

Originally Posted by gonad.

I am using a computer that used to run windows, it was changed to linux and now I want to change it back to windows.

If anyone knows how and could explain either a free way to do it or the cheapest way, I'll give a rep.

What do you mean it was changed to linux?

as in like linux got installed and therefore windows was removed

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Originally Posted by Shadow

What do you mean it was changed to linux?

as in like linux got installed and therefore windows was removed

Originally Posted by gonad.

as in like linux got installed and therefore windows was removed

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as in like linux got installed and therefore windows was removed

Re-install windows, do you have the old windows OEM key?

Originally Posted by gonad.

I am using a computer that used to run windows, it was changed to linux and now I want to change it back to windows.

If anyone knows how and could explain either a free way to do it or the cheapest way, I'll give a rep.

Backup anything you need
then uninstall your os after putting windows on a bootable usb which you can then use to install windows, then after that just go buy a $5 key from marketplace or something

To "go to linux" you would need to install a linux distro on your computer. That would require either deleting the current partition or resizing the current partition and adding another, then installing linux on that partition.

Originally Posted by Dave84311

To "go to linux" you would need to install a linux distro on your computer. That would require either deleting the current partition or resizing the current partition and adding another, then installing linux on that partition.

I think OP is stupid

Originally Posted by Dave84311

To "go to linux" you would need to install a linux distro on your computer. That would require either deleting the current partition or resizing the current partition and adding another, then installing linux on that partition.

someone else did it

Or you can try to dual-boot.
Or get another HDD and install windows on it, so you have two OS's.

But just make a bootable USB and install windows.

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