How to remove bootloader of Ubuntu from BIOS?

[brofromcro]

So I installed ubuntu then uninstalled it by formatting partition and it works i can boot up to windows cause i have windows boot manager. But now I cant format 16mb that were dedicated to BIOS settings (i didnt understand this part but i had to make another partition for bios). And now I have 6 Ubuntu devices I can boot from in BIOS menu

. Here is the pic of 16mb unlocated memory that i cant add to any of the drives....

I want to remove this. I want to remove every single thing from Ubuntu. Help me please!

 

[Poprin]

Google.. some say it's the future. But what do they know?

http://askubuntu.com/questions/429610/uninstall-grub-and-use-windows-bootloader

Also EaseUS Partition Master free edition should sort out your unallocated space. Make sure you download the file epm.exe not epm-trial from their website.

 

[brofromcro]

Google.. some say it's the future. But what do they know?

http://askubuntu.com/questions/429610/uninstall-grub-and-use-windows-bootloader

Also EaseUS Partition Master free edition should sort out your unallocated space. Make sure you download the file epm.exe not epm-trial from their website.

Ubuntu converted my HDD to GPT format i think. Anyway I installed EaseUS Partition and I am dont know what to do with this it is kinda like windows disk managment...

 

[Poprin]

Well it's only 16mb so I wouldn't be too concerned. But you should be able to expand your C: partition into the unallocated space.

 

[brofromcro]

Well it's only 16mb so I wouldn't be too concerned. But you should be able to expand your C: partition into the unallocated space.

Nope still cant do it