My laptop won't automatically boot to Windows after I deleted the Ubuntu partition that are used for dualbooting.

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Albyan Nakhlah Razan Hermansyah

I dualbooted Windows 10 Pro 22H2 with Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (same SSD), but I feel like I don't want to use Ubuntu anymore so I deleted the Ubuntu partition. After I deleted the partition and restart my laptop, it goes to this "grub" thing that looks like a terminal which I don't know what it is. But after I typed "exit" and press enter, it boots to Windows normally. And when I tried restarting it again, it goes to this "grub" terminal again. Can somebody help me?

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