i think i've just messed up something. I explain the situation:
During the last few weeks i've been using Linux Mint in dual boot with windows 10. I decided to remove Mint as it had some terrible screen tearing problems, and switch it to ubuntu. I thought that formating the partition were linux Mint was from windows would make it (i'm pretty new to linux), and the SO was removed, but not the grub bootloader i used on minsk. This grub bootloader didn't show anything after removing Linux Mint, so i decided to proceed with the installation of ubuntu, thinking it would replace the old bootloader with a new one. I installed it and it didn't replace it, but created a new one that only shows ubuntu as aviable, so in order to boot into windows i have to select it manually from the bios.
Is there anything I can do to solve this problem? How can I remove the old bootloader?
thank you for your answers!
During the last few weeks i've been using Linux Mint in dual boot with windows 10. I decided to remove Mint as it had some terrible screen tearing problems, and switch it to ubuntu. I thought that formating the partition were linux Mint was from windows would make it (i'm pretty new to linux), and the SO was removed, but not the grub bootloader i used on minsk. This grub bootloader didn't show anything after removing Linux Mint, so i decided to proceed with the installation of ubuntu, thinking it would replace the old bootloader with a new one. I installed it and it didn't replace it, but created a new one that only shows ubuntu as aviable, so in order to boot into windows i have to select it manually from the bios.
Is there anything I can do to solve this problem? How can I remove the old bootloader?
thank you for your answers!