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 it?
Solution to remove Ubuntu from Boot screen
Method 1
- 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 backupto the boot menu > windows 10 > create and format Harddisk partition and extend Windows C drive partition to merge the free space.