Windows 10: My MSconfig boot tab is empty, and I can't fix it

I upgraded my pc with a SanDisk SSD PLUS 480GB Sata III. I pretty much created a new partition on my SSD (formatted it GPT) and copied the partition where windows was installed using Cocosenor Backup Tuner. Now whenever i try to boot it, the windows boot manager pops up giving me the options: #1: Windows 10 System. And #2: Windows Setup

Which is why i went to msconfig just to discover, that there were no entries anymore since the copy. (Also i already deleted the contents of the hdd).
If I run bcdedit /enum in CMD I get "The boot configuration data store could not be opened."
and bcdboot C:\Windows gives me "Failure when attempting to copy boot files."

Infos: Win 10 Pro, Bios: UEFI

I dont know what to do. Could anyone help me out please?

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No listing under MSConfig Boot tab / not sure what to do


I recently upgraded my SSD from a 500 GB drive to a 1 TB drive. I cloned the drive with Arocnis True Image 2016. It seemed to work, but then it wouldn't boot up. I followed some instructions I found on another forum about how to repair the bcd (booting up using the Windows 10 USB stick and going into the command prompt and running several commands), and that worked. The computer now boots up. However, I have now noticed that there is no listing under the MSConfig boot tab. Also, I don't know if System Restore is working - under C:, it says (Missing). See attached screenshots. I am not sure what to do now. I need to boot into Safe Mode, but I can't select Safe Mode in MSConfig because there is nothing listed under the Boot tab. It seems likely that whatever I did at the command prompt has messed things up. Anyone have any idea how I would fix this?

 

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No listing under MSConfig Boot tab / not sure what to do


Before I saw your last post, I decided to try a "trick" -- I created a backup of my C drive using Acronis, but only of the partition with Windows on it, not the System Reserved area. I then formatted the drive and did a fresh install of Windows 10. I was able to boot into Windows, so I ran Macrium. Some problems seem to be fixed, but not all. MSConfig now shows one item under the Boot tab, I think the C drive now has the correct partitions (though not sure since I'm not an expert on this) but I still have 6 Windows Boot Manager entries in my UEFI BIOS. See below screenshots.








Notice how under the two other partitions for Disk 0, it is blank for File System and Name. Is this the way it's supposed to be?





If the other two problems are now solved, how much should I worry about these extra entries of Windows Boot Manager? Preferably I'd like their to be only one (assuming there is only supposed to be one), but I don't know enough about the BIOS to know if it's anything worth worrying about.

If you think I should try, any ideas on how to fix it? Someone mentioned trying an app called EasyBCD, but I haven't yet because I know nothing about it.