Windows 10: Delete Linux Partition (and GRUB)

I have a single disk laptop which I installed KDE Neon on. Now I want to remove it. Will I be able to simply download AOMEI tool and delete the Linux partition and use the built in fixmbr option? Every tutorial on yt has comments saying command lines are unreliable and I’m not technical at all. If I use AOMEI tool to fix mbr can I also turn secure boot back on without breaking my system?

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error no such partition; entering rescue mode; grub rescue> after deleting linux partition

my laptop is dual booted with windows 10 and fedora Linux. then I deleted Linux installed partition and in disk management. after I restarting the laptop, error no such partition, entering recue mode, grub rescue> message appears. how can I get back to
windows 10 and remove Linux completely.

 

Windows 10 Installer deletes linux partition

I have a Ubuntu and windows dual-boot and while upgrading to widows 10 during one of the restarts grub wouldn't boot a partition and went into recovery so I used a Ubuntu live CD and GParted informed
me that my linux partition was missing. It was listed as un-allocated. This means that the Windows 10 installer deleted that partition. (The helpdesk told me to post it here)

 

moving my linux mint partition to another hard drive

That would be safer indeed. To avoid any confusion, i would suggest you unplug your 3TB during installation.

After the installation, plug the 3TB back online. At that point, both hard drives will be bootable, so you'll have to set the highest priority to your 1TB in the bios boot sequence.

Boot on your freshly installed linux mint, and delete the old linux mint partition + associated swap, then run the sudo update-grub command, and your windows partition should be added to the bootloader menu.