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This simple tutorial shows how to hide \/ disable the Grub boot menu while booting Ubuntu.<\/b> <\/p>\n
You can do the job easily via Grub-Customizer<\/b> (available in Ubuntu Software) under General Settings tab<\/i>. However, you need to also disable “look for other operating systems<\/i>” option. <\/p>\n
Any time you want to show the Grub menu, press ESC<\/b> while booting up will NO<\/b> longer show dual-boot (multi-boot) systems other than Ubuntu<\/u>.<\/p>\n
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NOT OK with Grub-Customizer settings?<\/b> Re-enable “show menu<\/i>” and “look for other operating systems<\/i>” options, save<\/i> changes, and do following steps one by one.<\/p>\nHide boot menu by manually editing the config file:<\/h3>\n
In most Linux including Ubuntu, you can edit the 1.)<\/b> Firstly, open terminal from system app launcher. Run command to edit the configuration file:<\/p>\n For Ubuntu flavors \/ Linux Mint, replace When the file opens, you need to set following lines:<\/p>\n\/etc\/default\/grub<\/code> file along with scripts under \/etc\/grub.d<\/code> to control how the Grub boot menu works.<\/p>\nsudo -H gedit \/etc\/default\/grub<\/pre>\n
gedit<\/code> with your favorite text editor.<\/i><\/p>\n\n
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