Windows 7 No such partition Error after Removing Ubuntu from My Dual Boot PC

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Peter Ermakov

I recently Deleted Ubuntu from my Dual booted laptop. And now i ended up at seeing an error called no such partition every time i try to power up my Laptop. And i refered to many YouTube videos and saw that i needed a Windows installation media to repair it as i was facing Grub error. And when i plugin USB and Try to Restart PC i am getting an error shown in tha picture above. What should i do. Jow can i jump that error? My Laptop is Dell Latitude D360 Windows 7, 2 GB ram.

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