All of these steps can be done from Windows, you can do the following to completely remove Ubuntu from Windows dual-boot
First, let’s use Windows partition manager and remove the Linux partition, you can extend it to the main partition again if you want.
Then, open the Windows Prompt and enter the following:
# Open command prompt with administrator permission bootsect /nt60 c: /mbr # Remove the ubuntu partition mountvol S: /S S: cd .\EFI\ dir rd /S Ubuntu
These ports are blocked by default if opening from WSL, so either make exception for it or open a new port, for example nodejs port 3000 cannot be open from WSL
netsh int ipv4 show excludedportrange protocol=tcp
Protocol tcp Port Exclusion Ranges
Start Port End Port
---------- --------
1051 1150
1151 1250
1338 1437
1438 1537
1538 1637
1638 1737
1766 1865
1938 2037
2038 2137
2180 2279
2280 2379
2380 2479
2480 2579
2699 2798
2830 2929
2930 3029
3030 3129
3130 3229
3230 3329
3430 3529
3530 3629
3630 3729
3757 3856
3857 3956
3957 4056
4057 4156
4157 4256
4315 4414
4466 4565
4566 4665
5357 5357
5426 5426
50000 50059 *
54235 54235
54236 54236
* - Administered port exclusions.