Windows 10: bcdedit - now unable to boot windows

I got your first point. It was typo indeed. But sorry i didnt get your second point. I am making bootable Macrium USB from my laptop which has Windows 10 Home. What can i do to make correct USB so that i can fix my desktop (Windows 10 Pro). Moreover, since your reply came late so i moved on to install windows again, but it didnt allow me to create partition saying "windows cant be installed to this disk. this computer's hardware may not support booting to this disk ensure that the disk controller is enabled in the computer's bios menu".(AHCI is already selected). Also I have a spare PC, so i checked my hard disk in Mini Partition tool, it shows my disk as bad disk (blacked out) with no options except to go through partition recovery wizard. So my hd is currently going through Partition Recovery Wizard scanning process.
I am not expert in these things. Can u please guide me straightforward what can I do?

Here am again highlighting my issue "Hi, recently my PC was working fine but suddenly i got boot problem like "a device is not connected" and later on "BCD boot file configuration not valid". After a lot of fuss, i downloaded Macrium Reflect USB with WinPE 10. I first used Rufus with NTFS file format to create the bootable Macrium USB but when booted, Marcium reflect neither found an operating system nor showing any hard disk in the computer, allthough its showing in the BIOS. Later on I googled and found that I should make a bootable USB using Fat32 file system since I have UEFI BIOS. So i did that using Rufus again and still Macrium Reflect shows nothing. I dont want to install windows again, but want to restore/fixboot to the previous working condition. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks."

PC Configuration:
Intel Core i5 Skylake
Gigabyte H110 S2PH
Kingston 8GB Hyper X
1 TB SATA WD Black
Windows 10 Pro

 

For a Windows PE Rescue Disk to work , it requires that you have all the Correct Drivers for the Motherboard etc built into the Windows PE environment , Macrium does this for you automatically IF the Disk is made on the Computer it is used on . IF like yourself, you are making it on another Computer may also then need to add in particular the correct Driver for you MB HDD Controller Chip as I showed in the Pic above, so Macrium can find the HDDs when it boots the Windows PE Environment.

Check these pages at Macrium , perhaps it explains it better than me BUT it is sounding like your HDD is failing from your last post , so you may need to RMA it if it is still under Warranty?

v5: Understanding Rescue CDs and the Macrium rescue environment (Rescue CD, v5)

How to create USB rescue media