Did you expect to have more than 1 version or copy of Windows on your machine on different drives?
Is it your intention to retain Windows 7 as dual-boot alongside ZorinOS?
It would probably be a good idea to run Gparted and get a visual check of what you have on sda2 and sda3 first before you go deleting content from sda3 or formatting sda3.
some more details please..
Did you try anything?
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u can use grub customizer to remove a menu entry from grub
use sudo apt-get install grub-customizer command to install it
i have windows 7 installed , in sda2
idk why there is windows sda3
and when i open it it shows no boot drive or smthing like that , i just want to remove that option from the boot screen
i will try......
check with gparted that there is no windows on sda3
if that is not the case you can just remove the grub entry as @nfratom described
I do not recommend using Grub Customizer.
It makes decisions for the user, sets configurations in obscure locations and can be very difficult to untangle.
Instead, use efibootmgr as I outline in This Post: