Remove Remix OS from dual boot

[asheeshkumar636]

I installed remix os on my windows10 (64bit) pc. After using few days I uninstalled remix os but even now it is showing in boot menu. To remove that I tried following things-
1. I ran MSCONFIG and remove remix os from boot menu.
2. I formatted the drive partition where remix os was installed.

But it is showing in dual boot until now. When I select remix os to boot it shows error that this path is not available.
When I tried Command Prompt with 'BCDEDIT' command, it shows two boot manager, one is 'windows boot manager' where identifier is {bootmgr}, device is 'partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume2' and path is '\EFI\RemixOS\bootx64.efi'.
The second boot manager is 'Windows Boot Loader' where identifier is {current}, device is 'partition=c:' and path is \Windows\system32\winload.efi'.

I tried command 'BCDEDIT /DELETE {bootmgr}' but it says "This entry cannot be deleted unless the /f switch is specified on the command
line. Run bcdedit /? for more information.
Access is denied."

I installed EasyBCD but it is listing only one entry that is windows.

Tell me what to do now?
Please.

 

[evolt]

Hello,

Right click your PC.
Choose Properties.
Select Advanced System Settings.
Choose Startup and Recovery Settings.
Select Default Boot (Windows 10 in your case)
Uncheck Time To display list of OSs.

Regards

 

[asheeshkumar636]

Thanks Evolt for your answer,
I tried what you said but it is still showing both OS and there is a timer of 30 seconds also.
Can I try something else?

 

[evolt]

Thanks Evolt for your answer,
I tried what you said but it is still showing both OS and there is a timer of 30 seconds also.
Can I try something else?

Hello,

Try enabling the Time to display OSs again but adjust to minimal seconds and check if it affects boot or not.


Regards

 

[evolt]

Hello,

BTW if you are sure about that boot entry UUID {---------------}

you can use BCDEDIT /DELETE {bootmgr} /f

Regards

 

[asheeshkumar636]

hey,
Thanks for your attention
I run command 'BCDEDIT /DELETE {bootmgr} /f', after that my pc was not shutting down. I force shutdown it by holding shift key while shutdown. When I started it again, it is not starting. It is showing three options 1.Use a device 2. Troubleshoot 3. Turn off your PC. There are 6 more options in Troubleshoot menu i. e. 1. System Restore 2. System Image Recovery 3. Startup Repair 4. Command Prompt 5. UEFI Firmware Settings 6. Go Back to Previous Versions. First three options are not working.
So tell me what to do?

 

[evolt]

Hello

Insert a Bootable USB/DVD Win 10 and choose repair and see if this fixes boot problem.

Regards