I have an nvme ssd and I have windows 10 and ubuntu on it with two separate partitions. I want to remove ubuntu because I don't need it anymore, do I just delete the partition where ubuntu is saved and then expand the partition that windows is on?
The reason why I am asking is because I had a similar setup on my laptop but instead of an ssd I have an hdd and I deleted the partition that ubuntu was on and expanded the other partition that had windows on it. When I restarted my computer it gave me an error saying that it couldn't find the grub menu, so I had to go into the bio and reorganize the boot priority. But for some reason the ubuntu boot menu was still showing in the bios even though I had cleared that partition. Anyone know why or how I should remove ubuntu properly from my desktop?
The reason why I am asking is because I had a similar setup on my laptop but instead of an ssd I have an hdd and I deleted the partition that ubuntu was on and expanded the other partition that had windows on it. When I restarted my computer it gave me an error saying that it couldn't find the grub menu, so I had to go into the bio and reorganize the boot priority. But for some reason the ubuntu boot menu was still showing in the bios even though I had cleared that partition. Anyone know why or how I should remove ubuntu properly from my desktop?
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