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The windows bootlaoder was broken so i fixed it using a win7 install usb, after that when i selected the windows drive as my boot device it didnt go into grub just directly into windows. So my problem was fixed and removing my linux driver was no longer a problem.

Yeah that was the case i now fixed it thanks for helping.

The bios menu shows the name of my windows drive and after i put it as the prioritised boot device i still get to the grub rescue menu

Both operating systems have their own drives. And the linux i have is Arch linux

Oh sorry if i couldnt make myself clear but my problem is grub doesnt let me boot into windows so i dont think it should be a microsoft side issue. Grub just enters to grub rescue and im stuck there

Thanks for the reply but when i try to upgrade from win7 to win10 without removing my personal files it seems like i have to have only the drive which has windows in it to be plugged to my pc or the upgrader gives me an error. So that doesnt help...

For some weird reason i have to remove my second drive to update Win 10 but after i remove my second drive, which contains a linux os in it, the grub says no such device and will not let me boot into Windows. Can anyone help me fix this issue please.