Deleting partition troubles

[Alarm_Guy1]

Hi guys i have a laptop that has win10 and Zorin, i have deleted the Zorin Partition, but my bios doesnt offer me to boot to widows directly at least i cant see that, so now i am getting error: no such partition
Entering rescue mode
Grub rescue>

Any ideas please

[Ponce-De-Leon]

You have deleted the Partition but not the Boot entry I guess. I have wrote here a Step-by-Step Guide to delete Zorin on Windows:

Is zorin os support legacy booting?

Okay, I will try to describe my Way to delete Linux from my Dual-Boot System. For that I start into Windows. There I open the Disk Management. In my Case it looks like this: [1] You see there are 4 Partitions: EFI, Windows, A Partition that has no Name (that is Linux) and at the End the Windows Recovery. In Your Case with the manually created Partitions You could have more than me. You make a right-click on the Linux Partition an choose the Option to delete it. In my Case stands there ''Volu…

After that your System should start directly into Windows. To come into Windows go in the BIOS and choose there the Windows Entry to start it.

[Alarm_Guy1]

thankyou bit i cannot get into windows at all

[Ponce-De-Leon]

Not even over the BIOS?

[macfly]

@Alarm_Guy1

no such partition
Entering rescue mode
Grub rescue>

I already had this problem and used the bootable MX Linux installation pendrive to enter in Windows.

I believe that the bootable Zorin installation pendrive also has these options.

The procedure is the same as that used to install Zorin. Insert the pendrive, configure the bios to boot in pendrive and see the Recovery options.

If you no longer have the Zorin installation pendrive, you can try this:

Fix Grub Error: No such partition. Entering rescue mode…grub rescue.

[Alarm_Guy1]

cheers

[zabadabadoo]

Grub Repair or Boot Repair Disk should be on the Zorin Live USB. Have you run that?