Removing Linux Grub & Restoring Windows 7 Boot GUI

hi frnds,
Recently I ( Anurag Jain) had been install linux-mint on my Windows 7 machine. by the way linux mint is pretty (suggested by sat-p) good but my laptop vpceb16fg is not support some driver because they are not found in open source.due to this I wanted to remove it because I wasn’t really using it anymore and I was getting sick of booting my machine and forgetting to change the GRUB option at start-up to boot
 into Windows 7.
I know that the GRUB can be edited so that Windows 7 would boot first but I dont need for linux mint so I wanted to remove it all together including the GRUB.

First of all I made a really dumb n00b error of booting into Windows 7 and deleting the partitions that linux mint occupied. Of course, the GRUB remained and my computer wouldn’t even start. To get back to being able to boot again, I inserted my linux-mint DVD and re-installed so the GRUB would work again but it was failure
My next plan was to boot from my Windows 7 DVD and use the option to fix start-up errors. This was not a good plan either. The GRUB remained but I now had a Windows Vista GUI start-up instead of the much more pretty Windows 7 one.
I decided to do some research before making anymore stupid mistakes – RTFM(as my senior once suggested) comes to mind.
So I discovered that the first step to remove the GRUB (and linux mint other disto of Linux) is to boot from your Windows 7 DVD, select your language and then to choose the repair option.
At the repair option you should choose the command prompt and use the command: bootsect /nt60 C:
Now restart your computer and Windows 7 should boot without entering the GRUB because this has been removed from your machine.
If you have somehow got the old Windows Vista start-up GUI displaying on start-up, then you should wait for your computer to boot into Windows 7 and run the command prompt as an Administrator. To get the Windows 7 GUI start-up back, use the following command: bootrec /fixmbr
Once you’re happy that your computer is booting without the GRUB and directly into Windows 7 you can remove all traces of the Linux distribution going into Disk Management (Windows Key + R and type diskmgmt.msc). Simply delete the partitions and then expand the rest of the drive containing data to fill the empty space.

that's all friends.
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(Anurag Jain )