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How to remove/uninstall Lilo/Grub?
If you want to remove the Lilo or Grub boot loader from your system (if you are uninstalling linux etc) follow the procedures below:
For Windows 95/98 etc:
Use a dos boot disk and at the command prompt type:
fdisk /mbr
For Windows XP:
Boot off the XP Installation CD and go into rescue mode. From there run the command:
fixmbr
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