Windows 10: I need a boot disk to reinstall windows

My Product key: D7P3X-MVHRF-4YHDP-8G8KV-9378TX16-96072

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No disks show up when I go to reinstall windows 11

I've been trying to reinstall windows 11 using an installation media due to my laptop not booting up properly, I managed to follow the steps but it had crashed early on due to the installation media being broken? So I reinstalled the media onto my drive again and followed the steps again- I think I accidentally deleted the disk I was meant to install windows on though, because it no longer shows up when I go to install it

And the only thing that shows up when I use a command to look at the disk list is my USB. And the boot list no longer shows 2 options [two being whatever I had already on there and my usb boot]

 

Booting GRLDR

during install did it ever give the option as to which boot loader youd like to use? because sounds like your boot loader is F@#$%d you can pop in the disk and try reinstalling the boot loader or you can reinstall the OS and i suggest using GRUB

 

Windows 10 won't boot, repair, recover or reinstall

Thank you, Gerard! I appreciate your help.

I tried using Win 10 boot media to reinstall from scratch. Install chugs away for a while then shows me a list of partitions on my hard drive. No matter which I select, Windows can't be installed because they're GPT partitions.

I've also tried running chkdsk /r /x as suggested in another post. That seemed to run without any problems, but when I restarted I eventually got a blue screen with error 0xC0000021a.

At this point it's looking like I need to completely reformat the disk and reinstall Windows from the boot media. Is that the next step? I've recovered my data - which is all still accessible.