Can't Find Ubuntu's Partition

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i am trying to replace Ubuntu with Xubuntu, but i can't find Ubuntu's partition. this is important because i want to dual boot win7, and Xubuntu (in replace of Ubuntu). please help!
 
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stillblue
It's the large ext4 partition but you don't need to uninstall Ubuntu just add the x desktop from the Ubuntu software center and when you login choose x, it's in a drop down you get by clicking on the Ubuntu globe next to username. You can add other Ubuntu versions tree same way , Kde desktop, edubuntu, Cinnamon and more. Installing them downloads any extra software needed. When you shut down it remembers what you were using and stays that as the default. If you have auto login selected you can change by logging out and make your selection. If you still want to do a clean install open a terminal, it's in accessories, and type sudo fdisk -l
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It's the large ext4 partition but you don't need to uninstall Ubuntu just add the x desktop from the Ubuntu software center and when you login choose x, it's in a drop down you get by clicking on the Ubuntu globe next to username. You can add other Ubuntu versions tree same way , Kde desktop, edubuntu, Cinnamon and more. Installing them downloads any extra software needed. When you shut down it remembers what you were using and stays that as the default. If you have auto login selected you can change by logging out and make your selection. If you still want to do a clean install open a terminal, it's in accessories, and type sudo fdisk -l
 
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