No Such Partition Grub Error - SOLVED

In this video we go through the experience of how to fix your "no directory found" Grub Menu/Kernel Error. In this video we will show you how to fix it if you didn't accidentally delete your Linux Partitions and if you did accidentally delete your Linux partitions. You will need a Flash Drive, Balena Etcher, Internet Connection and this video. Have a great day. Dont forget to follow this list
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[@EdomiyasHammerTech]

Hi bro my pc OS was Kali Linux 2017 and I did delete the partition and as you say I did and it won't work and I try to boot to windows and it won't do that if. You have something please help bro

[@CodingTricks]

Did you delete the windows or Kali Partition?

[@CodingTricks]

I realize that the comments aren't working correctly on YT right now. Can you please check my description where I put a response to you so I can try to help.

[@shailendradhote1421]

After rebooting i am getting the same window with the same error.....initially i deleted my ubuntu partition from my laptop.....and there was windows 10 installed on it with ubuntu......

[@CodingTricks]

Yes, did you reinstall Ubuntu as said?

[@shailendradhote1421]

@@CodingTricks actually i have to delete ubuntu from my laptop....so initially i deleted the ubuntu partition...

[@CodingTricks]

Makes sense. So now you're running into a Grub Error. What you need to do is reinstall Ubuntu and then uninstall Ubuntu from inside Ubuntu otherwise it wont work correctly

[@CodingTricks]

Or you can always just wipe the entire drive itself and reinstall windows

[@shailendradhote1421]

@@CodingTricks ok thnx... i have deleted ubuntu partition from windows...i think this is the mistake which i did.....

[@queeneze]

After writing hd0,msdos1 it showed Filesystem is ext2, so what should i type after that

[@naviefx]

set boot=(hd0, msdos1)
set prefix=(hd0, msdos1) /boot/grub
insmod normal
normal

[@jashan2138]

Minetoo but I'm rebooting nthngs working

[@dvxanneX17]

i thought you're going to recover the partition, you've just reinstall the system.

[@robbrowne7625]

What if this is the only computer you have?

[@CodingTricks]

I'm sorry. If there is any way you can access or borrow another computer this is the easiest way. :/

[@shuchisingh]

after rebooting ... i am getting the same window

[@CodingTricks]

Did you follow all the step of fixing the Partitions?

[@shuchisingh]

@@CodingTricks yes, I did.

[@CodingTricks]

You reinstalled Ubuntu?

[@shuchisingh]

@@CodingTricks I am not able to do anything in my laptop.. only that command screen with Grub error is showing everytime I try to restart

[@CodingTricks]

Can you enter bios?

[@RobbyRobb123]

Educational but the music is unnecessary lol

[@CodingTricks]

Yeah, sorry 😐

[@adnan8332]

Nicee

[@jamjam3448]

Thanks bro ☺️ ☺️ ☺️

[@CodingTricks]

No problem, glad I could help