It is recommended, to use theīCDEdit command " BCDEdit /export" to save a copy of the current system storage before deleting anyĮntries. In Windows 10, there is a feature named Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), which is a compatibility layer that allows users to natively run Linux binaries like Ubuntu, openSUSE Leap, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, Kali Linux, and Debian. Please note, in case a still required bootloader entry will be deleted, the related OS won't boot anymore.īe sure, to delete only unwanted and not necessary entries. This document describes how to remove unwanted entries on Windows 10 using the BCDEdit command.
In case there is more than one Windows installation or another type of OS has been installed (for example Linux OS installation) on the computer, additional bootloader entries are created and shown in the boot manager list.
While adding and removing the packages can be accomplished with Synaptic, certain steps must be accomplished in a terminal. The command line produces a cleaner uninstall and reinstallation. BCDEdit synchronizes the firmware namespace object in NVRAM with the system boot configuration data (BCD). If a user chooses to return to GRUB legacy (0.97), these steps will remove GRUB 2 and install GRUB. On Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI)-based computers, firmware creates non-volatile random access memory (NVRAM) entries for local devices (such as Optical Disk- or Hardisk drives) when the computer boots.
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