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I installed ubuntu a long time ago along side with windows 10, on an 240gb ssd, I have another 1TB HDD that I split into 2 partitions. One for ubuntu and one for windows.

Today I wanted to delete windows permanently so I formatted the partition that has windows on it .

I restarted the laptop but then noticed the it's still there on the dual boot menu .

So I formatted the 1TB incase there are some boot files there , but nothing changed.

I formatted all the partitions and reinstalled Ubuntu, and I still have the same problem.

Any suggestions or solutions?

Michael Samer
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If the "dual boot" menu is grub and you formatted the 1TB after you reinstalled Ubuntu, then you need to update grub by running the following command:

sudo update-grub
mchid
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Thank you all for your efforts, I managed to solve this problem by entering the BIOS and changing the settings to default then changed the boot to legacy. and saved it. then everything worked fine.

Michael Samer
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Use grub-customizer to delete, change boot menu https://itsfoss.com/grub-customizer-ubuntu/

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