Remove Ubuntu from Boot Screen
Last Tuesday, I installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. While stuck in this process, I decided to re-install Windows 10. I deleted the partition of Ubuntu and it converted back into free space. While rebooting a black screen with Grub> command line appears. I was no idea what it is so I decided to force shutdown. I restart the computer and press F2, BIOS screen appears and I was able to change to get back to windows boot manager rather than Ubuntu and successfully boot with Windows 10. But I want to remove Ubuntu and re-install it. I deleted the Ubuntu partitions but some selections still remain in my system Boot menu. Can anyone help to remove Ubuntu from boot screen
Solution to remove Ubuntu from Boot screen Windows 10
Method 1 for delete Ubuntu partition from Windows 10
- Change BIOS to allow boot from USB port
- Select Try Ubuntu without installation in Grub
- Press Control + Alt + T to bring up terminal
- Type sudo efibootmgr to all list entries in Boot.
- From menu select Ubuntu and write down its boot number
- Type sudo efibootmgr -b to delete entry from boot menu
After that switch windows boot manager backup to the boot menu > windows 10 > create and format Hard disk partition and extend Windows C drive partition to merge the free space.
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