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While dual booting Ubuntu with windows, I had encountered 'Ubuntu grub not showing' problem.

At the stage, I typed on the following command on windows command prompt.

bcdedit /set {bootmgr} \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi

It did nothing but added corrupted bootmgr as default in my startup. I have solved the problem another way. But the corrupted bootmgr also shows up in the grub.
How can I undo the change?
The grub looks like this:

grub

and boot manager looks like this:

boot manager

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