Ubuntu won't load after dual-boot alongside with Windows 10 and after having set the boot order with efibootmgr

I'll try to be clear. I apologize if this ends up being too long.

Firstly, I HAD Ubuntu 19 in dual boot with my W10. I don't use Ubuntu that much, so I had my boot settings set to load Windows straight (that means when I power on my laptop it loads W10 like there's nothing else installed). I did this using efibootmgr, changing the boot order in there.

These days, with the 20.04 release, I wanted to update my Ubuntu, but something ("waiting for unattended-upgr to exit") would not let me give my Ubuntu its more recent updates, and I found it difficult to figure out what might have been causing this. So I decided to just perform a clean installation: I created the bootable pen-drive with the 20.04 .iso, and installed it normally over the former partitions of my 19.10 installation (of course the partitions were formatted). Everything went well. Afterwards I restarted my computer and the GRUB pops up. Like I said, I have my reasons to prefer booting my PC directly into W10 without passing through GRUB. So I went after doing that.

Here things start happening.

As I said, I barely use Ubuntu. So I was just trying to remember how to change boot order, and even after having researched a lot, I only come across "Grub Customizer" solutions. I resign and go forth. Already on Grub Customizer, I remember moving the "Windows Boot Manager" to the top. I didn't realize then that it would just change the options order when GRUB popped up when turning on my PC, instead of booting directly into Windows, as I hoped it would happen. I realized that right after rebooting the system. After some more research, then, I finally bump into "efibootmgr" somewhere, and start making my modifications. I did them, rebooted, and my W10 launched perfectly just as I wanted.

I don't know if I may have messed something using the efibootmgr, but I was trying to launch Ubuntu a few moments ago and it just won't load. I do it normally by pressing "F12" (this is a 5 years old Dell Inspiron 15 just for the record) to get into the BIOS and selecting the first "Ubuntu" option I have on my boot list (I have two options for "Ubuntu" there because of the first time I tried dual-booting my system and, after having deleted it, the option just stayed there, forever), as I always do. Problem is that it booted into Windows again, instead of loading Ubuntu. I restart again and try this other option, which is the 5th element in my boot list, right after two "Ipv4 whatsoever..." options. It boots into Windows again. I restart it one more time, and check if my "UEFI Secure Boot" Boot Option is set to OFF, and it IS. Then I try one more time the standard Ubuntu option and it just doesn't load anything, i get this dark screen until a restart my laptop pressing Power Off button. I must say I was hoping here the system would load, but after a minute or two I just gave up waiting for anything to happen. So I insert my Bootable Pen Drive, reboot my laptop again and it doesn't show up on the boot list. I try it one more time and.. nothing.

I googled similar problems but didn't manage to find something like this, and I'm not willing to go through formatting my partitions and installing Ubuntu AGAIN. If you have some tips on how fixing this through Windows, I would be grateful. I will try changing the USB port I inserted my Pen Drive in to find out if it appears in my boot list, but as for now, no "via-Ubuntu" solution is possible, I guess.