[URGENT HELP] Why is cannot install Windows 7 on my X120e? ERROR : Setup was unable to create..

i have got X120e from my college with ubuntu 11.04 installed. But my half of softwares dont work on this Lunix OS so decided to install windows 7, downloaded officially as i have keys for activation.
I used USB drive to install, Windows 7 setup sucessfully started on boot up but its getting error
"Setup was unable to create a new system partition or locate an existing system partition. See the Setup log files for more information"
I have not connected any other devices.
My Hard disk is NOT dynamic, its basic.
I have contacted lenovo service centre, but this are taking up calls.
I am fed up of this, please help me..
I have exams coming and i need this urgently.
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Hello,
Do you just want to delete the Ubuntu partition?  If so, you may be able to do by booting from the Microsoft Windows 7 installation disc, pressing Shift+F10 to get to a Command Prompt, and then using the DISKPART.EXE program to erase the hard disk drive.
Regards,
Aryeh Goretsky
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