If you directly format the drive containing ubuntu using windows disk management utility,your system will show error while boot-up and hangs up there as it cant find the path to boot configuration file.So what u need to do is to copy the configuration file at its specified position.So the steps u need to follow are...
STEP 1: Use Disk Management utility in Windows(type diskmgmt.msc in run prompt to invoke the utility) to delete the Ubuntu partitions.
STEP 1: Use Disk Management utility in Windows(type diskmgmt.msc in run prompt to invoke the utility) to delete the Ubuntu partitions.
STEP 2:Reboot your system using windows installation DVD or windows 7 boot-able pendrive
and choose Repair .
STEP 3: Choose command prompt on the resulting screen and run the following two commands:
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
For XP , run the recovery console from Windows XP CD and then type fixmbr in command prompt.
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