How to Remove GRUB from a UEFI Dual Boot Tutorial

[@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 !

[@GameProgrammer79]

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

[@davidrush3555]

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

[@faijro9260]

Worked like a charm. Very good that you also explicitely mentioned what partition to select, because it was a different number for me. Problem I would expected to take half an our to fix just got fixed in 5 minutes!

[@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 🚀

[@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

[@Mason_9667]

Thanks for this!

[@Anime_Edits_TN]

Thanks Bro!

[@Jigglesss]

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

[@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

[@neaderthalboi]

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

[@khatimasadat9535]

Thanks so much . Finally, by watching this video, I removed GRUB from my system 😊

[@ratulzaman5641]

Precise tutorial.Hats off man

[@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.

[@Kimarnic]

thank you so much

[@vijay_academy]

Great video... Clear instructions... No irritating music.... Thanks.... Liked..... Because u deserve 👍

[@peterpapcun8351]

Absolute perfection. A very smart guy.

[@geekguideofficial]

You're welcome! Enjoy

[@billythegr8]

You saved my computer, Thanks so much!!

[@geekguideofficial]

Glad it helped!

[@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 👌🏽

[@GabePuhJ]

Life Saver! Very straightforward and easy to understand.

[@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.

[@BERKXM]

Worked like a charm! You're the best!

[@CBRaJa-iv1co]

Thanks bro it have been worked well... Handoff to you clear explanation...🤝👌

[@reemfikry8679]

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

[@TheGous]

Thank you for your video, for some reason unkown to me it installed a ubuntu grub thing on my lexar nvme even though i never touched it, glad you made a video for it so i could remove it

[@geekguideofficial]

@@TheGous feedback data is very important thanks

[@philbell5774]

I get to the x: line in command prompt and am told access is denied. What have I done wrong?

[@StabVariation]

Thanks man! Far easier than other methods provided.

[@dradfulboss]

Perfect video!
No nonsense, straight to the point.

[@PatcharapornSirimom]

Thanks for a good tutorial. But i formatted the disk of installed ubuntu before i found this vdo. After that i try to do this method but the ubuntu folder does not appear. So in this case should I re-install windows again?

[@estuardos3072]

Thanks a lot! It worked a charm!

[@coder_rc]

Commenting for more reach. Very helpful, thank you

[@ibrahimabdallah1632]

Thanks for the detailed instructions and video

[@quask]

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

[@NickHaddan]

Thanks for the video! Quick and easy!

[@stor-tech]

Worked like a charm. been a struggle on windows 11

[@kuntsevychhh]

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

[@storiesOfAnkit]

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

[@speedofwheels]

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

[@cakeisalie]

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

[@artur_online_]

I have just used your tutorial and succed! THX

[@Mikman34]

Worked like a charm, thanks!

[@geekguideofficial]

Glad it helped!

[@L_37]

Worked wonderfully! Thank you!

[@shadababedin]

Thanks and really simple and step step very clear guide.

[@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.

[@deizu9443]

It worked, but weirdly, when I go to the BIOS, Ubuntu still shows up, but when I try to boot into it, it just boots Windows. It works, but Ubuntu still shows up...
And also, how can I now remove the extra drive letter?

[@sisyphus2020]

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

[@BongJOY]

Now my system is stucked in 'reset system' page

[@Harmony-t2r]

You can choose the windows boot loader in the bios menu

[@IulianOvidiuPetrescu]

Thanks!!! works like a charm! 👍👍👍

[@lorderussell]

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

[@Francisco3.]

Thank you so much, this is very helpfull!

[@JapneetSingh-hy1re]

cd efi
The system cannot find the path specified
Pls reply

[@shintyxd788]

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

[@stevehunt7938]

This was excellent, thank you buddy

[@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

[@lebriel5464]

Yoooo tysm, it actually worked!

[@ashutosh__018]

great video bro, very very helpful

[@eduardocassou1142]

Perfect video. Thank you.

[@nightridergr]

Thank you, that was very helpful!!

[@JohnSmith-hf5kn]

every time i type Y and hit enter after asking me "are you sure" it just gives me error message "The directory name is invalid."
idk why this happened i did everything like mentioned in the video and the Y letter is capital not small ik but didnt work im using winows 11
Edit: i found that there is no indicator before kali so i tryed del command instead and it worked

[@00Rederent]

Thank you so much you are a lifesaver ❤

[@choice-flaky3626]

best video ever on YT

[@prodigy4x]

It works perfect.... Thanks!

[@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.

[@jonthebru]

A really good path to follow.

[@3runjosh]

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

[@zeyadahmed7199]

can you tell me how

[@jono3641]

I just rebooted my PC and it was gone.

[@JapneetSingh-hy1re]

cd efi
The system cannot find the path specified

[@homerico]

Thank you 🙏 it worked!!!

[@hetbhalani7719]

I can't thank you and this internet age enough

[@AlexanderUsersson]

Very useful video:-) Thanks!

[@nipun844]

Thanks for your instructions

[@MomCanHaveSandwich]

Great video my friend!

[@MRescaper.agent007]

is there any way to fix

[@dopingkarma4775]

perfect! Thank you mate!)

[@malronstudios]

you are the best man

[@kkemeister]

Perfect! Thanks!!!

[@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.

[@Relaxx_osu]

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

[@weixiangng8279]

Thanks for your video.

[@Nikhil-ct3cg]

Thanks man .🎉🎉

[@TotulDespreGaming]

Thanks , very goooood video

[@raiyanhqhq]

man you're a savior

[@yogeshtak6450]

i am gonna save this video because today i am gonna install prime os dual boot

[@geekguideofficial]

@@yogeshtak6450 you might just need it haha 😆

[@pradhyumnasg1134]

Worked for me thank you

[@Roenfire]

ur a livesaver dude tysm

[@음악-z1w]

Thank you for your help😊😊😊😊

[@66hariskhan]

Thanks man!

[@geekguideofficial]

Happy to help!

[@Pur3Tzhaar]

thankyou have a nice day today

[@senor_guapo]

You're amazing!!

[@RusskiyPoc]

bro is a life saver

[@info-si-reparatii]

now it says restart system ant just restarts my pc

[@harshmehta4956]

Grateful to you sir

[@MRescaper.agent007]

when i cd efi there is no efi

[@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

[@suraj_rodge]

you earned a subscriber

[@AMIR-pd1vg]

Nice thank you for your help

[@aryabaskara1339]

great bro!

[@悪鬼-d7y]

Thanks, very useful

[@Rahul-lt5gh]

Thanks so much brother

[@Mason_9667]

Thanks so much!

[@blazesrevival]

And if i have 2 different disks?

[@thinkaboutril]

find the one containing the system partition

[@blazesrevival]

@@thinkaboutril idk how to tho

[@marcbits]

Thank you!

[@Boxyy168]

thnks bro that worked for me