How To Remove Grub From Ubuntu?
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There are two methods to remove GRUB from Ubuntu depending on your system setup:
Method 1: Boot from the Live CD/USB
1. Boot from the Live CD/USB and open a terminal window.
2. Run the following command: sudo apt-get purge grub*
3. Type in your user password when prompted, then press Enter.
4. Reboot your computer.
Method 2: Using a Live CD/USB
1. Boot from the Live CD/USB and open a terminal window.
2. Mount the partition you installed Ubuntu on by running the following command: sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt
3. Change your active directory to the Ubuntu install directory by running the following command: cd /mnt
4. Uninstall GRUB by running the following command: sudo grub-install –remove /dev/sdX
5. Reboot your computer.