Hi, in this video, I will show you How to Remove Ubuntu from Dualboot windows 10 on UEFI Mode.
We will see How to Remove Linux from Dual Boot Windows 10 and Delete Linux UEFI Boot Entry from the boot loader.
This video is a step-by-step guide using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS as an example.

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00:00 Introduction
00:27 Delete The Linux Partition In Windows
02:03 Remove the Grub Bootloader

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- Remove The Linux Partition In Windows:
* Open "File Explorer".
* Right-click on "This PC".
* Click on "Manage".
* Click on "Disk Management".
* Select the Ubuntu partition.
* Right-click, and click on "Delete Partition".

- Restart on Windows Advanced Startup.
You will find that even though you have uninstalled your Ubuntu operating system, the Ubuntu bootloader still exists.
This is because the Ubuntu system files stay on the disk where you installed Ubuntu and deleted it in the previous step,
but the files of the GRUB bootloader are kept in the EFI partition.

- Remove the Ubuntu Grub Bootloader :
* Boot on Windows Advanced Startup.
* Choose "Troubleshoot" .
* Choose "Advanced options".
* Choose "Command prompt".
* Type "diskpart".
* Type "list disk" , and find the disk number on which Windows is installed, in my case, windows Disk is disk 0.
* Type "select disk 0" (the number of windows disk).
* Type "list volume" , to list the volume of the corresponding disk.
* Find the number of your EFI System partition. you will see a 256 MB or 100 MB partition and her info is hidden.
* Type "select volume 1" , and the number of EFI System Partition, in my case, is volume 1.
* Type "assign letter=m", to assign a letter drive.
* Type "exit" , to close diskpart.
* Type "M:" the letter you gave to the disk you just created and add a colon, then press Enter. in my case is "M: ".
* Type "cd efi" , to enter on the EFI folder.
* Type "dir" , to List the contents of the folder.
You will now see a list with the name of the Linux distribution (Ubuntu, Fedora, Manjaro) you installed. This is the folder we want to delete.
* Type "rd ubuntu /s", to delete it.
* Type "exit"
* Reboot your PC.

Congratulations. You have deleted Ubuntu or any Linux distribution you are using from your computer along with its bootloader.

The list of common boot keys associated to a brand:
Asus : F8 or Esc
Acer : F12, F9 or Esc
Compaq : F9 or Esc
Dell : F12
eMachines: F12
Fujitsu : F12
HP : F9 or Esc
Lenovo : F8, F10 or F12
Samsung : F2, F12 or Esc
Toshiba : F12

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