Windows 10: How can i remove ubuntu & grub loader from my pc without getting grub error ??

I dual booted ubuntu with my windows 11 few time ago but now I want to remove grub and ubuntu from my laptop without getting grub error . Can anyone guide me how can i do it?

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GRUB M.I.A. - Ubuntu 10.10

I booted into the Ubuntu Live CD and installed 10.10 on a 150GB partition alongside Win7. It said the install was finished and that I needed to restart, so I did. The monitors go off and it spits out the CD, so I take it out and close. Then, nothing happens, it just sits there somewhat on (HDD's and fans are spinning, but monitors are in sleep mode). I have to manually restart the machine. When it boots up there is no GRUB loader, or any way to boot into Ubuntu, it just loads Windows. The 150GB partition is showing in disk management (but not in explorer).

I booted up the Live CD again and ran "sudo apt-get grub" or something like that in el terminal, and it said it downloaded and installed it. I hit restart and it does the same as before: gives me the disc and makes me manually restart. There's still no GRUB loader or any way to get into Ubuntu.

So, how can I get me some GRUB? I'd really like to try out the new version tonight.

 

how to remove GRUB

Your 9 months too late *Eek!

And you never remove GRUB (or any boot loader for that instance, who wants to to that?) but replace it with another...in this case...the Vista boot loader.

 

Remove GRUB

Hi, I have an HP 15-F233wm and I had installed Ubuntu and uninstalled windows 10,which was the factory installed OS,I had then uninstalled Ubuntu and reinstalled windows,it works fine but Grub is still there and it shows Ubuntu still in the boot manager,I've
tried alot to get rid of grub but it wont go away,please help.