

You can see in the above screenshot that there are several bootloaders are present, including Microsoft Windows, boss Linux, Parrot OS and refind. Now, you will find all the bootloaders including Windows, Linux or any other, that are present in your PC. If the System partition is in volume 5 (In my case) (It’s approximate size is 100 MB and is of FAT32 file system), enter the following command : sel vol 5Īfter Exit, again open CMD in an administrator mode. Now, all the Partitions will be listed including System partitions. Step 2 : enter the following commands one by one : diskpart Deleting the grub using CMD :Īfter booting into windows, follow these steps : Now, you will be able to boot into Windows. Step 4 : save the settings and restart the PC. Please note that the BIOS setup will vary according to the manufacturers. Step 2 : Under the System Configuration, go to the Boot options as shown below : If you encounter grub rescue problem, it means that the default bootloader is still set to grub. Just go to the Disk Management and delete the Partition in which that OS is installed.Īfter deleting that Partition, you won’t be able to boot into that OS, but the Grub bootloader is still there, and you may encounter grub rescue problem. To delete Linux OS, forget the complex steps.

You ever deleted any Linux OS and encountered a grub rescue problem?Īfter deleting Linux OS, grub bootloader is still present?ĭon’t worry, Just follow these simple steps to solve those problems. If you want to remove any Linux or Android x86 OS from your PC, but don’t know how?
