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My grub suddenly disappeared from boot menu. Using win11 and arch linux dual boot. Did not update BIOS or made any changes.

I tried the answer from this similiar problem but it didn't help: GRUB disappeared from Boot Menu after UEFI (BIOS) upgrade on Thinkpad X1 Carbon gen5

What to do to get it back?

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  • Comment for user Joepie: "Did you get any updates for Windows 11? This would probably put back the Windows bootloader as primairy. You can use your Arch-stick ( from which you installed your OS ) to reinstall Grub. Or you can install Grub2win in your Windows and set this as primairy bootloader. Configure it and you should be on your way." Commented Jan 24, 2022 at 10:41

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You can reinstall grub if you boot form the usb-stick/dvd you used to install Arch. You open the Terminal and type

sudo pacman install grub

Or you can install grub2win in Windows, make it the default bootloader, and configure it. This program is grub made for Windows.

You could also install rEFInd, which is another bootloader.

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