Question: **EDITED (provided screenshots for clarification):**

A while back I installed fedora 25, besides windows 10, on my laptop. The thing is, that now I have extra device and I want to remove dual boot (linux).

I deleted linux partitions, but I still have the booting options. I tried running recovery drive of windows 10 through USB, and in CMD wrote boortec /fixmbr and bootrec /fixboot. But every time I restart my device I get to chose system to boot.

So first after turning on my device I get lenovo loading screen. Right after that I am left with a black screen with booting options:
1.[Top left corner](https://i.stack.imgur.com/A93Vd.jpg)
2. [Bottom left corner corner](https://i.stack.imgur.com/T8zUY.png)

Now when I deleted linux partitions it obviously cannot boot into fedora and every time I have to choose WBM.

How can I restore original windows 10 booting order?
I read that reinstallation of windows might help?

Answer: 
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> On Linux Mint 19, Linux Mint 20.
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- Open File Manager, navigate to the location (where file is located).

- Hold `Ctrl`+`Shift`.

- Drag and Drop to your Desktop.
Using Knoppix: drag & release app to desktop. A menu shows up...click on 'link here'