Had some trouble with uninstalling Linux

[gpooe1]

So after a few months of using Linux Mint in dual boot with windows 10 on my laptop, I decided that it wasn't for me.
(i still have another laptop with Linux in it because it's not such a good laptop)
So I uninstall the mint partition in my drive and restart my computer. then I get grub 2.04 in a command-line thing and I realized that I also had to get rid of grub as well. And that's what I don't know how to do. Ideally, I would like to press the power button and load it into windows.
Any help would be appreciated!
(if you want to know why I uninstalled linux, its because the laptop I am using has 8GB of ram and an intel core I7 and it can handle windows fine (and because I can get more games for windows)

 

[captain-sensible]

if you had played with distro's on live basis via a usb a while, that might have saved you the trouble to install and trouble to uninstall.

Maybe 2 options. You could install another Linux OS to the space where Mint was(a lighter one maybe) then just update the grub that this new OS is using to include Windows. or i think its a case of maybe booting & using Windows restore disk and reserecting Windows Boot loader

I think the grub files are gone if Linux partition has been deleted but remains of entries on efi partition etc

 

[KGIII]

IIRC, Windows System Restore (from inside the OS) 'repairs' the boot records and overwrites grub. I am not sure if this is still true, however. I doubt it'll hurt anything, so you might as well give it a shot.

 

[gpooe1]

Thanks for the help guys
I also found this that helped me uninstall grub