How to Remove Ubuntu(Linux) From Dual Boot In Windows 11/10

This Tutorial helps to How to Remove Ubuntu(Linux) From Dual Boot In Windows 11/10

00:00 Intro
00:12 Boot With Windows Boot Manager
00:21 Open Disk Management
00:44 Remove Ubuntu Partition
00:56 Extend C Drive
01:11 Open Command Prompt
01:23 Run Multiple Commands
02:56 Remove Ubuntu Directory
03:25 Closing

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[patriotir]

Dude great job! seriously! straightforward no BS! thank you!

[timberlock]

After deleting the ubuntu directory, go back to diskpart, select your disk and the system partition again and execute "remove letter=z" to remove the assigned letter. System partition doesn't need a letter. If it has a letter, it is visible in the file explorer and you can give yourself the permission to do anything with it. Any tinkerer that doesn't know about system partition can remove your boot files.

[jobdedo]

Thanks for the video, wasted many hours on other tutorial but yours was on point!

[ChaseeverChase]

Murugan, God bless you dearly. You saved me hours of research and struggle. Your instructions are great and very easy to follow and worked PERFECTLY. Thank you. 🙂 (Chase)

[shijith_thalassery_]

z: access denied what is the error here ?

[piyushkumaryadav]

Access is denied. error in command prompt help

[diegoleiva]

Fantastic guide, just saved my butt. Thank you!

[utkarsh]

when i am writing z: then it says access denied
tell me what to do

[shivanandvishwakarma]

one of the best and easiest videos I have ever gotten to remove Ubuntu completely along with the Grub menu.

[visi]

I am getting access denied when i use Z as directory how to resolve that sir plss help

[tech.curiosity]

Easy to understand and right to the subject, good video.
Thank you.

[yunpengbai]

Many thanks Murugan, just a follow-up comment: after your steps, the first time I reboot my machine it kept refreshing at some prior-booting stage; so I kept pressing F12, then machine led me to a booter selection menu. I later selected windows booter, and it led me to the correct windows system. For the following reboot trials, this thing never happen again (I guess this is a first-time issue? Btw I am using Lenovo Legion).

[microcodes]

very much thank you !! it really works!!

Step 1: first open “Disk Management” from windows search. Now delete the linux partition volume and extends into either C/D drive.
Step 2: Now, open CMD and type below commands...
1. Diskpart
2. list disk
3. select Disk 0
4. list partition
5. select partition 1
6. assign letter=z
7. exit
Now main part to delete linux part...
After leaving Diskpart ... now you will, C:/../system32>
Step 3: now we deleting linux directory(grub loader) as well
C:/../system32> z:
C:/../system32> dir
C:/../system32> cd efi
C:/../system32> dir
C:/../system32> rd ubuntu /s
And hit Y to continue...

[Rixhabh_xD]

i had a question the first time i downloaded ubuntu i followed your steps and it worked like a charm but after i did it again this time i dont find efi why ? and ubuntu still shows even tho i know its partition 7 it still dosent work

[MrStarba]

Thanks alot, you helped me alot, i was looking hard for how remove ubuntu boot loader and found your video.

[DrippywoozyLal]

Thank you so much!!
i thought that i was going to have to live with half of my disk space gone!!!
this really helped me out

[abdullah]

I followed each step of yours. But when I Restart the laptop. It's not opening. Only there is popup in the top left side of the screen saying 'Reset System'. Please help me.

[bikrambhattarai]

thank you so much sir.... this video was really useful and simple

[muhammedajallow]

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[Sahilyadavful]

Thanks bro seriously NO Bullshit sraight work