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I have a Dual Boot with Windows 7 and Ubuntu. Using Disk Management in Windows, I deleted the Ubuntu partition, but when i restart my computer, I'm getting Grub Rescue Command.

I Tried ls (hd0,msdos6) and when I type insmod normal, it says file not found.

Evandro Silva
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Ekaveera Gouribhatla
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You need to re-install the Grub using the instructions mentioned here:- Grub Install

Afte fixing the boot issue you can go ahead and you can remove Grub by referring the link:- Remove Grub

Karthik
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  • I corrupt a 12.04 install overwriting it with a 16.04 and the provided "Grub Install" link worked first try with no errors (windows and mem-test partitions intact). – samus Jun 09 '17 at 01:58
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This happens when you have faulty or old version of BIOS which can't handle large files. So you need some external third party software to resolve the issue. I would recommend you to make bootable usb for Boot-Repair or Rescatux(I recommend this).You can easily find them by searching. A link from sourceforge for boot-repair https://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/ and Rescatux https://sourceforge.net/projects/rescatux/ They may help in fixing the lost grub path or installing a new grub if you want.

Injila Ahmed
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