How to Remove GRUB from a UEFI Dual Boot Tutorial

In this informative video, you will learn how to remove the GRUB bootloader from a UEFI dual boot computer. The video provides clear and concise step-by-step instructions on how to safely and effectively remove the GRUB bootloader that may be causing issues or conflicts on your computer. The narrator explains how to use the Windows Command Prompt to remove the GRUB bootloader and restore the Windows bootloader as the default option. Additionally, the video covers how to modify the boot order to ensure that the computer boots directly into Windows without the need to select an operating system. With detailed explanations and easy-to-follow instructions, this video is perfect for anyone who wants to remove the GRUB bootloader from their UEFI dual boot computer to resolve issues and improve performance.
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[@terenceoloughlin3927]

I am a retired system/network administrator and I want to thank you for such a concise, good example. Worked perfectly on my Dell dual boot EFI laptop. Mint linux is now gone and I boot right into windows without going through all the hoopla Microsoft wanted me to go through using a recovery disk and troubleshooter, etc... Thank you !

[@dakaargamer]

worked a charm. i read the comments and somebody else mentioned about "remove letter=x" to release the drive letter from the assigned partition

[@mason2481]

Thanks for this!

[@davidrush3555]

Very clear instructions to make sure it was the video I needed and how to proceed
. Thank you sooo much.

[@GameProgrammer79]

Thanks for the detailed instructions and video. It helped as I moved from Ubuntu dual boot to WSL2

[@wamoruyt]

Thank you! This guide is much better than I could find at some websites

[@DarshanBagade]

Thank you so much brother.
I saw much videos to resolve this issue but never found solution.
This is the perfect video to resolve this issue

[@nimishdatta8819]

Very clear instructions, works extremely well. This is how you make a tutorial! Gave me in 5 minutes what I was searching for for the last 2 hours. Thank you!

[@geekguideofficial]

@@nimishdatta8819 as it should be 🚀

[@Jigglesss]

i was soo nervous doing that but it actually worked. thank you soo much!!!

[@user-lp6cp8zq3q]

Thx man, didnt know there was a tutorial for this

[@dradfulboss]

Perfect video!
No nonsense, straight to the point.

[@LM_Dodge]

Thank you for your help, I have been stuck with this pop up for over a month after deleting ubuntu for my dual boot. Excellent job 👌🏽

[@coder_rc]

Commenting for more reach. Very helpful, thank you

[@StabVariation]

Thanks man! Far easier than other methods provided.

[@neaderthalboi]

Thanks bro. Very easy to follow tutorial. I installed the dual boot by mistake 😂

[@reemfikry8679]

This was so well done and explained you saved me from a meltdown thank you 😂

[@L_37]

Worked wonderfully! Thank you!

[@guyl9456]

Brilliant brilliant brilliant all this garbage from "knowledable sites" waste of so much time trying to fix my corrupt computer and you man in just a short time solved it all. Thanx!😁

[@alexk7467]

Great video, I had the same problem when removing Linux mint. I followed the instructions and worked perfectly. Other videos and websites didn't explain this issue as clearly as this.

[@artur_online_]

I have just used your tutorial and succed! THX

[@shivrajeditz8975]

thanks man you helped me a lot.....good work keep doing it

[@storiesOfAnkit]

Thank you so much man. This is the best solution to resolve the issue... 3000x❤

[@stor-tech]

Worked like a charm. been a struggle on windows 11

[@GerardoCuevas666]

My dear friend receive a warm and great greeting from Colombia. Your video helped me a lot you don't how much it helped me in removing three Grubs in the Bootloader. I was just trying three Operating systems, but the Fuck...g Grub Loader did not let me start my Windows 10. I tried seevral options but no one of them work. But I watched your video and it gave me the full Solutions. Thanks a lot buddy. Cheers. Oh by the way the OS I just tried were RemixOS, Androidx86 and PhoenixOS.

[@nightridergr]

Thank you, that was very helpful!!

[@AlexanderUsersson]

Very useful video:-) Thanks!

[@IulianOvidiuPetrescu]

Thanks!!! works like a charm! 👍👍👍

[@stevehunt7938]

This was excellent, thank you buddy

[@billythegr8]

You saved my computer, Thanks so much!!

[@geekguideofficial]

Glad it helped!

[@shadababedin]

Thanks and really simple and step step very clear guide.

[@prodigy4x]

It works perfect.... Thanks!

[@lorderussellandrews560]

Thanks, I was able to use this to delete the opensuse boot manager after deleting the partition.

[@dopingkarma4775]

perfect! Thank you mate!)

[@Mikman34]

Worked like a charm, thanks!

[@geekguideofficial]

Glad it helped!

[@ashutosh__018]

great video bro, very very helpful

[@homerico]

Thank you 🙏 it worked!!!

[@00Rederent]

Thank you so much you are a lifesaver ❤

[@peterpapcun8351]

Absolute perfection. A very smart guy.

[@geekguideofficial]

You're welcome! Enjoy

[@kkemeister]

Perfect! Thanks!!!

[@jonthebru]

A really good path to follow.

[@MomCanHaveSandwich]

Great video my friend!

[@choice-flaky3626]

best video ever on YT

[@nipun844]

Thanks for your instructions

[@sisyphus2020]

i searched everywhere, THIS, THIS FUCKING WORKED. THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@AMIR-pd1vg]

Nice thank you for your help

[@botbr4217]

helped me, thanks!

[@raiyanhqhq]

man you're a savior

[@user-uv5xp5wl9w]

Thanks, very useful

[@pradhyumnasg1134]

Worked for me thank you

[@LIUXIN]

I wonder if it's necessary to go back to diskpart select disk0 and partition 1 and "remove letter=x" to unmount the efi partition. Or maybe a simple reboot will do.

[@videosfromhell]

worked Thank you!

[@senor_guapo]

You're amazing!!

[@Chuksmedia]

Thank you so helpful

[@weixiangng8279]

Thanks for your video.

[@Pur3Tzhaar]

thankyou have a nice day today

[@mason2481]

Thanks so much!

[@Roenfire]

ur a livesaver dude tysm

[@user-fe8mg9us7x]

Thank you for your help😊😊😊😊

[@AdamSina]

Thank you for your help

[@Rahul-lt5gh]

Thanks so much brother

[@3runjosh]

thanks but now I am stuck with X: drive in my file system
edit: remove letter=x

[@TotulDespreGaming]

Thanks , very goooood video

[@huseeinalsayed8238]

many thanks

[@suraj_rodge]

you earned a subscriber

[@shintyxd788]

Is it safe to remove grub if i have my os installed in 2 different drives

[@ChristianSilva]

Thanks, friend.

[@aryabaskara1339]

great bro!

[@mohamedseif807]

Thank you bro

[@yangyu441]

Very good

[@66hariskhan]

Thanks man!

[@geekguideofficial]

Happy to help!

[@jasonxza3697]

Thank you

[@endernguyen2996]

thank u so much

[@invincibleanik]

thanks brother

[@peter.support]

Merci brother❤

[@XxSTERBENxXRAFAELLlufire]

thx
bro

[@quask]

Cna someone help ?
when i do list partition i only get one partition with the type reserved
what can i do now ?

[@manusiaapi5634]

Thanks

[@FoxosGalaxy]

Thanks i tryed everything i knew byť i didnt know this command I need to learn it but thanks 😅

[@JapneetSingh-hy1re]

cd efi
The system cannot find the path specified
Pls reply

[@kuntsevych8642]

I did this step by step, and deleted the fedora one and now my laptop is stuck on a loop on a blue screen that says restore boot or something like that 😢

[@hritickchawla395]

Check in bios whether your PC is checking for operating system as an legacy rom(operating system )if yes then it will be mentioned as " enabled" if enabled plz disable the option then your PC will check for the os in uefi mode and your os will be detected and load it. I also faced the same issue and now solved it. My computer by itself enabled the option which led me to this problem. Hope it helps

[@MRescaper.agent007]

is there any way to fix

[@JapneetSingh-hy1re]

cd efi
The system cannot find the path specified

[@4rjunkum4r-1]

How to remove that X partition after removing grub in my case was parrot OS grub

[@wiktormalega3745]

In diskpart when you're using this partition like in video type remove letter=X

[@relax.edwin_1231]

this worked, but how will i hide drive X again.

[@QuikRay]

You need to do a vid that shows how to remove grub from a mulitboot system that won't boot into win 10, but will boot into Linux,
where I have two separate drives, one for win and one for 9 linux distros, using two separate boot partition...one for linux and one for win 10.
I do not like putting the linux boot loader in the same boot partition as windows.
No, I'm not a distro hopper, I use all distros at least 4 to 5 times each month.

[@bl4ze507]

And if i have 2 different disks?

[@taxuanbach0908]

hmm, the Ubuntu still shows up in my boot menu. What should I do?
Note: it boots directly into the Windows but I think I should get rid of it.

[@MRescaper.agent007]

when i cd efi there is no efi

[@cakeisalie]

straight to the point! clear voice over, perfect tutorial.. thank you!

[@deltavelo]

for me it says "Access denied" when I type in x:

[@geekguideofficial]

I hope you are running your command prompt as an administrator

[@deltavelo]

@@geekguideofficial yes I am

[@geekguideofficial]

I don’t seem to understand why you are getting this issue…
in my case I used “x” you can try other to see if it works for you, make sure you take note of your drive letters to avoid duplicate

[@Kevin-vf7um]

Didn't realize the new windows has Linux built in.

[@EquaTechnologies]

so much bloat

[@SeeAssGo_]

very helpful. thankyou

[@JaguseK]

thx bro

[@JapneetSingh-hy1re]

cd efi
The system cannot find the path specified

[@hritickchawla395]

Type
ls efi/
To enter the folder and then follow the instructions in the video