Windows 10: After bsod my c drive dissapeared in command prompt

Hello. 1. I installed wmvare, i think i added bad cpu setup or something, restarted pc 2. Pc gave error bad configuration BSOD 3. I entered in advanced recovery option then at command prompt i wrote A. Bootrec /fixmbr B. Bootrec /fixboot C . Bcdedit /export C:\BCD_Backup But i got error the error
The store operation failed The requested system device cannot be found

I did not use any usb, but the built in windows blue help screen. But since this error my c hard drive seems not detected by windows only by bios, in command prompt all my other drives show, mu d drive became c and so on. I checked all logucal drives, my original c with windows in it does not show up. Also using bootrec /scanos says i have 0 windows installations, but i think it s again because my original drive c is not detected since i used the 2 command above.

Can anyone help, i m dying here

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