The easiest way to start is by removing the specific Linux flavors (like Ubuntu, Debian, or Kali) you installed. Method A: Using the Settings App (Easiest) Open on Windows. Go to Apps > Installed Apps (or Apps & Features ). Search for your distribution (e.g., "Ubuntu").
Restart your PC afterward.
wsl --status
Example: wsl --unregister Ubuntu
Type wsl --list to see a list of your installed distributions (e.g., Ubuntu, Debian). For each distro, run: wsl --unregister Example: wsl --unregister Ubuntu . how to remove wsl