How To Remove GRUB Bootloader After Ubuntu (Step-by-Step)
Are you stuck with an Ubuntu entry in your boot menu even after uninstalling it? This quick and easy tutorial shows you how to remove Ubuntu from the boot menu using only the Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows - no third-party software required!
✅ What you'll learn in this video:
How to open CMD as Administrator
Using diskpart to locate EFI partitions
Navigating the EFI partition
Deleting the Ubuntu folder from the bootloader
Cleaning up your boot menu safely
📌 Commands Used in the Video:
diskpart
list disk
sel disk X
list vol
sel vol Y
assign letter=Z:
exit
Z:
dir
cd EFI
dir
rmdir /S ubuntu
💡 Make sure to replace X and Y with the correct disk and volume numbers for your system!
🔐 NOTE: Always double-check your disk and volume before deleting anything. Deleting the wrong files may cause your system to become unbootable.
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