Trying to uninstall Fedora from dual boot (trying to figure out which partition is right)

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I installed a dual boot of Windows and Fedora 23 a while back and now I want to delete Fedora and I want to know which partitions belong with it so I can delete them. I also can't get in Fedora cause I forgot the password that I had. The C: Drive is an SSD with windows on in and the E: is the HDD. Fedora is also installed on the SSD so I don't know if I could delete all the little random partitions but just keep the C:

Picture of the stupidity http://imgur.com/a/x9ywv

Thanks for your help guys,

Zack
 
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My guess is the 40GB Partition on the SSD and possibly a 4GB swap file on the next one to the right of it. You could right click them and try to apply a drive letter so you can see what's on them. It could wreck the Linux system but in your case that doesn't matter.
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My guess is the 40GB Partition on the SSD and possibly a 4GB swap file on the next one to the right of it. You could right click them and try to apply a drive letter so you can see what's on them. It could wreck the Linux system but in your case that doesn't matter.
 
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