How to delete previous dualboot (bootloader) in BIOS

Afiv Dicky Efendy
2 min readSep 7, 2020

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Today I want to share a solution to the problem I experienced when I dualboot Operating System. Sometime I want to delete one of them but…when I deleted one of them, the bios boot option will still detect the OS that was deleted earlier. So how do i remove it?

Step by step:

  1. Firstly open terminal as Administrator

Then type:

bcdedit /enum firmware

2. See the list and find the OS identifier you want to delete

3. Delete firmware of OS

Then type:

bcdedit /delete{identifier}

It’s Done…

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Afiv Dicky Efendy
Afiv Dicky Efendy

Written by Afiv Dicky Efendy

Linux enthusiast who wants to share his knowledge through writing on the medium

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