Cannot uninstall GNU GRUB loader thing

[Brandon_Byrnes]

I am getting this screen whenever I boot after deleting Linux partitions
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Long story short I wanted to uninstall Linux Mint, I deleted the partitions in disk management, then I tired the old fixmbr fixboot in command prompt which didn’t work it said access denied then I tried doing what the guy said in this YouTube video

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but that didn’t work, when I got to the part where I delete the ubuntu folder from the efi, using command rd ubuntu/s it said rd : Cannot find path ‘X:\efi\ubuntu\s’ because it does not exist. Even though it clearly shows the folder is there,[ATTACH type=“full” alt=“4524”]4524[/ATTACH]
so I tried putting a space after ubuntu and it still doesn’t work, I am completely at a loss, and I really don’t want to have to wipe the drive and reinstall Windows can someone PLEASE help. I also tried changing the boot order, but it always goes back, and i tried disabling Ubuntu in the boot order, but it still boots to the GNU Grub screen.Sorry about the HUGE pictures.

[veeg]

Hello

Hopefully some of our members will chime in soon.

jmarket @Rustys

[Rustys]

Sorry about the HUGE pictures.

No problem it happens.

then I tired the old fixmbr fixboot in command prompt which didn’t work it said access denied

Due to the fact that it requires a OS boot disk to preform this action. Can not be done from with in Windows.

Like the video states use Command Prompt with Admin you are using Power Shell.

Now can you still access Windows? What version of Windows?

[Brandon_Byrnes]

When I right click the start menu it doesn’t give me the option to use command prompt only powershell with admin. I’ll try using command prompt by going through run. I am relly hoping thats the problem becuase this is really annoying.

[Brandon_Byrnes]

No problem it happens.

Due to the fact that it requires a OS boot disk to preform this action. Can not be done from with in Windows.

Like the video states use Command Prompt with Admin you are using Power Shell.

Now can you still access Windows? What version of Windows?

You sir are a genius, it worked using command prompt. TBH I thought command prompt and powershell were the same thing. Obviously I was wrong. Oh and I was able to switch powershell in the start menu back to command prompt.

[Rustys]

Glad the hear that it worked.

Microsoft is trying to make Power Shell the replacement for Command Prompt.

Which we can see really work well:whistle: (sarcasm).

Do you consider this solved?

[Brandon_Byrnes]

Sorry for the late reply, yes I consider it solved.

[jmarket]

It appears that this issue is resolved, therefore I am closing the topic. If that is not the case and you need or wish to continue with this topic, please send me or any staff member a Personal Message (PM) that you would like this topic re-opened.