How to Remove Windows from Dual Boot

 

Uninstall Windows from Dual Boot:

When you installed Ubuntu alongside Windows, the installer created (at least) one new partition on your hard drive, on which Ubuntu was installed. Windows usually occupies two partitions (one for the boot loader and one for C:\), so that would mean you now have three.
If you, when you start Windows, have any files you want to save on C:\, you need to back them up before you continue. One way to do that would be to simply copy them to the Ubuntu partition, which can be done by following these steps:

1.First Open Ubuntu & Install Gparted.

code : $sudo apt-get install gparted

2.Open Gparted & Delete Windows partition with System reserve 100/500MB.

3.Open Terminal & Type :

$sudo update grub

Untill update grub,You won't able to open Ubuntu freely.

(Bootloader  will appear Dual Boot selector. That's why You should update gru

b)

 

 

[SOLVED] "SYSLINUX : No Default or UI configuration directive found"

No Default or UI configuration directive found!

Generally the iso image that are intended to be burned and booted from CD/DVD has all the files required for boot in the isolinux folder. Whereas the iso images that are intended to be run from USB has all the files required for boot in the syslinux folder. So when you try to burn and boot a CD/DVD iso from USB, it cannot recognize the type of boot medium as it will not have syslinux folder it will simply give  

Boot failure : No DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found!.

Why I see this error?

Answer : Some Older motherboards do not recognize the FAT32,That's why it shown No Default or UI configuration directive found.

Solution:

Format your USB Stick as FAT16 or FAT(Default).Actully FAT(Default) is also FAT16.

Then Boot your USB again.

 

How to Install Google Chrome in Ubuntu

Install Google Chrome in Ubuntu any Distro

 

Open Terminal & Type -

https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb 

After Complete Downloading

Click on the Downloaded file.Then it will automaticlly open on Ubuntu Software Center.

Now Install It.




After Installation

Open Terminal & type - 

 google-chrome-stable

It will help to open your installed Google chrome Browser.

How to Shutdown Ubuntu Using Terminal

Shutdown Ubuntu / Any distro of Linux using Terminal

Many People searching for, how to shutdown / reboot using Terminal.

Terminal Command

$shutdown

$shutdown -P now (Instant shutdown)

$shutdown -P 20 (After 20sec automatically shutdown)

For Reboot

 Open terminal & type -> reboot .

How to Remove Windows from Dual boot

How to remove windows or any partition from dual boot:

 We've talked a lot about running multiple operating systems on the same computer—whether it's  Windows or OS X or something else—but what happens when it's time to get rid of one? Here's how to delete Windows or Linux from your system after you've dual-booted them.

Many people using Windows & they are switching to Linux Distro.Sometime we use Dual boot -> Windows & Ubuntu / any Linux Distro. When we want to remove Windows from Dual Boot.Then we are looking for something like "How to remove Windows from Dual Boot".

Solution :

1.Download GParted Partition Editor
   commmand $_sudo apt-get install gparted.

After installation complete Open GParted & Delete ntfs & ntfs System reserved.

Now You have Successfully Remove Windows Partition.

But When You Restart Your PC Bootloader still showing Ubuntu & Windows Choosing option.

Solution:

Open Your Terminal & type

$_sudo apt-get update grub

Then hit Enter.

Problem Solved!

Unable to locate package

How to fix unable to locate package

 Sometime we face this kind of problem when we need to install something.

Unable to locate package:

How to fix the issue:

Goto your Software & Updates:

  

  

Follow the Screenshot.

 Now Open Terminal & Type $_sudo apt-get update

 

 

How to Install XAMPP on Ubuntu Any Distro 2016

XAMPP is a free and open source cross-platform web server developed by Apache Friends. XAMPP stands for Cross-Platform (X), Apache (A), MySQL (M), PHP (P) and Perl
(P). It is a simple, light-weighted Apache server that makes it
extremely easy for developers to create a local http server with just
few clicks.