I removed linux mint from my system, but still it would always boot to the GRUB thing. Then I followed a bunch of tutorials, and somehow made it so that when selecting ubuntu, it still boots to windows. That's good, but now I just want to remove the ubuntu option so that I only can boot to windows. How do I do this?For example i'll have:Boot to ubuntu (which leads to windows 8)Boot to Windows boot manager (which leads to windows 8)
How to remove ubuntu from boot options even after I deleted?
linux;ubuntu;boot;windows;grub
I have not tried this but it seems like you could boot into a live linux then update your grub via grub-mkconfig. I believe it would probe the hard drives and only list the available OSs.ORManually update your grub.cfg file so only the Windows entry is in it and set the time out to zero.Yes the one that has # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE at the head.BTW If you removed linux where does the grub.cfg file live?