How to delete lubuntu from Windows 10 Dual Boot [Cannot see lubuntu partition] [duplicate]

Question

Two weeks ago i installed Lubuntu for test purpose as dual boot. It installed GRUB as boot loader, but now i want to remove lubuntu from my disk, but i cannot find the linux partition. This is what i see:

Only C:/ partition

So now i don't know how to delete lubuntu

Update:

This is what i have using gparted:

Answer 1

2 Ways:

1. You boot from a live cd/usb, on your desk you search the programm gparted and open it, you should see something like this: here you see many partitions I don't know how you setup your Lubuntu, but in most cases it is enough to delete the ext4 partition and the linux-swap. After that you can resize to maximum your Windows(NTFS) partiton.

Image source: https://superuser.com/questions/1474987/how-do-i-fix-the-partitions-and-dual-boot-with-windows-10-ubuntu-19-04

2. in your windows you should have a partition manager, there you delete all partitions who aren't needed. This way may unnecessary complicated.

In your explorer Linux aren't showed because of the missing ext driver. You could say Windows won't support Linux.