Windows 10: Can't boot into Win10 after deleting linux partition

Ok so, I screwed up somethings and I am a by no means a pc expert so I need someone with more knowledge about this stuff.

It happened when I deleted 2 partitions from my SSD where kali linux was located, which I dual booted with Windows 10. I deleted the partitions from a live linux distro when windows was probbably in hibernation because it was going to do some updates.

After that I tried everything to fix it but I did not succeed and I am stuck now. :/ I couldn't reinstall kali or Manjaro because it would error out (something with python.boot and efi). Also I tried bootrec /fixboot with a live Windows repair USB but that also didn't work (acces denied errors). Gparted clearly shows my Windows partition still is there with some other 500mb partition but that doesn't show as bootable.

When I try to install grub or mount disks in Manjaro live terminal I get all sorts of errors and can't proceed (I did install grub2). But grub and grub2 did't show any filesys with the ls command so. I got myself a boot repair live USB and ran the recommended repair thing. Wich showed that there was indeed 1 opperating system found (Windows 10 ofc). But after the repair I STILL can't boot into it, this time grub does show NTFS when using ls.

The Boot Repair Utility recommended to ask for help on forums and upload the "Boot Info Summary" so here I go: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/49Yt2Nc47B/

I hope this posts reaches some smart guy who maybe could look into it and sees what I am missing out on. Thanks

I am sorry for my bad English, I am not a English man.

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