08.04.2021 · there is grub-customiser ( seem like it was removed from manjaro repository so you will had do download and install it localy from arch-repository) package wich allow easy edit of you grub cfg, howewer if you gonna remove grub make sure you will create new mbr before rebooting otherwise you will had to use liveusb to recreate mbr and make …
15.04.2019 · If your Ubuntu install is working properly, and the only problem is that Manjaro is listed in GRUB, that should be fixable. If you open a terminal and type sudo update-grub, then enter your password when prompted, there is a chance that simply running this command will fix the problem. Share Improve this answer answered Apr 15 '19 at 4:27
You cannot 'uninstall' grub. You can overwrite it by Windows bootloader. I'm afraid that most people who know how to reinstall Windows bootloader without reinstalling Windows are on superuser (I guess for most people here Windows is the second system) - you have to do it from Windows install disk or similar tools.
14.08.2020 · Remove Grub Bootloader. 1. Type Windows Key + R to open Run box and type cmd inside it. 2. type diskpart in cmd window and click yes when prompted. 3. This will opens the new window . 4. Type command "list vol" this will show you all the disk volume. one of this will be EFI/System volume, it will always in FAT32 format. 5.
In order to load the operating system, a Linux-capable boot loader such as GRUB, rEFInd or Syslinux needs to be installed to the Master Boot Record (MBR) or the GUID Partition Table (GPT) of the media containing the Operating System. Installations created using Manjaro ISO defaults to GRUB. For various reasons - it happens the bootloader get's ...
01.02.2019 · Now how do i completely uninstall GRUB (from UEFI boot menu too) and install reFIned without damaging anything? Also, after this i want to install Andriod-x86 or similar like Bliss OS alongside Windows and Arch, will reFIned detect the OS automatically? Last edited by Srx2 (2019-02-02 11:02:21) Offline
23.08.2018 · What is the correct or best way to remove a Linux Distro's GRUB Menu, that is dual booting with Windows 10? My story was that I installed Linux Mint last year, my first ever Linux Distro, but I didn't like it because it was so unstable on my laptop. So I tried removing it by following some YouTube tutorials about formatting the correct partitions and rebuilding the MBR using …
I have Windows 8 pre-installed, and then I installed GRUB with Ubuntu. Ubuntu is not my thing, so now I want to remove it along with GRUB. From what I …