I was running out of space for Windows 10, so I deleted my Ubuntu partition and then combined the free space and added it to the Windows 10 partition into a single partition (the boot partition was untouched). Now all I get when I turn on my computer is:
Error no such partition.
>grub rescue
I have tried rebooting, but it did not work.
Is there any way to fix it?
My idea is that if i reinstalled Ubuntu it may fix it, but I'm not sure. I don't have a Windows repair disk, and I can't make one, but I do have a 4GB USB flash drive.
Best Answer
Log on with Live Session of your Current Ubuntu Version.
Open Disks app
and mount the EFI partition.
you will see the partition being mounted and a icon on Desktop.
Open it and find EFI folder, from that delete the Ubuntu folder.
Power off the system.
Resrat, you should see windows.