Windows 10: How to reinstall Windows 11 without "Reset my PC" or Advanced Startup?

Got a very sudden BSOD earlier this afternoon. I suspect I may have caught some sort of nasty malware, which deleted winload.efi. Error code: 0xc0000225.From my current knowledge, I can no longer:- Reset the PC- Access any of the Advanced Startup settings the PC demands that I repair itI'm not feeling so hopeful. Is it still possible to repair/reinstall Windows? I don't care about losing files, I have the important ones backed up on my external drive. All the simpler solutions are not possible for me at this time.Also, I've tried countless command prompts. None of them have solved the issue.

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Factory resetting only leads to the advanced startup menu.

So when I click on Factory reset, it restarts the PC and says "Resetting your pc", at 50% it just exits to the advanced startup menu, and I have no idea why. I have tried everything:

• Running various CMD repair commands
• Using the Tweaking.com tool
• Restored my computer to a different period
• Booted into safe mode
• First going to advanced startup > Factory Reset

None of these have worked, so im at a loss.

 

Can't get GPU-Z to start with Windows 8.1 startup

I'm not sure how to do that. Could you list the steps for a noob?

 

windows 10 no advanced-startup-options, so no startup settings

when i did 1. 2. 3. steps i checked and problem was SOLVED
but after 4. 5. 6. 7. steps i checked and no advanced startup options again

1. Make a complete backup image of your current HD including all partitions to an external HD using macrium reflect . Once done, disconnect all USB devices from the PC. Assuming now you only have one HD connected to the PC which you will be installing Windows.
   IMPORTANT: Also create a Macrium Rescue disk to boot from later on.
2. Boot up your Windows installation USB/DVD. On the first screen, Hold SHIFT + F10 to open Command Windows then type:
   Diskpart
   select disk 0
   clean
   exit
3. Click Next, Choose Custom, select the unallocated partition then click Next (Do not format), when asked for Product ID key, click on "Skip this step"/"Do it later". Continue the Installation.
4. Once done. With the external HD connected, Reboot your PC with the Macrium Rescue disk, select the image that you created in step 1 as the Source.
5. Select your current HD/SSD as Destination disk
6. Restore only C: Drive to it. ie. overwrite the new C: Drive with your backup C: Drive.
   NOTE: See screen shot on how to perform this step
7. Disconnect all the external devices. Reboot. Windows should perform a startup repair.

till 4. step there was no windows 10 key activeted and problem vas solved
but after step 7 i checked key and it was not the same which i purchased, why did that change? i activated purchased key again.
so is the problem to be a windows 10 key on my pc?
or do some drivers prevent advancedstartup options?