Windows 10 Dual boot issue and need help?

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sam221186

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I have 3 partition in my pc C, E,and F. I installed Prime Os in E DRIVE and had installed windows 10 in c drive.
I used prime os for pubg.
I installed it and after first restart i could not go into the prime os. The boot was only going with windows 10.
So i ised easybcd 2.4 i guess for the first time after watching a youtube video and selected e drive for prime os. But the option of prime os was not there so i marked as Linux or x86 processor.
Now i have a issue that after boot i can gi to windows also.
My pc is stuck with neosmart linux showing 3 times and, 4th option is neogrub bootloader.
Please help.
How to get back windows without booting. Else i have to reinstall windows.
I am not smart as you guys out there.

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I have dual-booted with Windows & Linux for years, and yes, there are times a person wants to delete the Linux partitions in Disk Management, and remove the dual-boot grub.

To get rid of the dual-boot Linux puts in and go back to a Windows boot only... At a C-prompt type: bootsect /nt60 C: /mbr

If you wish to format and install fresh... don't forget to re-write the partition table, otherwise the pesky dual-boot don't leave. Most systems now-a-days can use GPT for the partition table.
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Boot into NeoSmart Linux and reinstall the GRUB (completely remove it and than install it again). Windows should appear in the GRUB after that.
 
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sam221186 said:
I have reinstalled windows but the dual both option is showing. I want to get it removed altogether. Please help. Thanks
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You should remove Linux from your computer and reinstall Windows. Basically, you have to reformat the disk so that Linux is completely removed from it.

Please follow this tutorial:
 
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livix07 said:
You should remove Linux from your computer and reinstall Windows. Basically, you have to reformat the disk so that Linux is completely removed from it.

Please follow this tutorial:
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Yeah i didn't format the 100 system drive.
I am again installing the windows and these time i formatted te system drive. Let see what happens. Thanks.

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I have dual-booted with Windows & Linux for years, and yes, there are times a person wants to delete the Linux partitions in Disk Management, and remove the dual-boot grub.

To get rid of the dual-boot Linux puts in and go back to a Windows boot only... At a C-prompt type: bootsect /nt60 C: /mbr

If you wish to format and install fresh... don't forget to re-write the partition table, otherwise the pesky dual-boot don't leave. Most systems now-a-days can use GPT for the partition table.
 
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