This is how I do it might be easier ways.
open terminal and see what kernel you are using.
then see what is installedCode:uname -a
remove the ones that you do not wantCode:dpkg-query -l | awk '/linux-image-*/ {print $2}'
thenCode:sudo apt-get --purge remove <Kernel>
Code:sudo update-grub
MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT DELETE THE KERNEL THAT YOU ARE USING



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