Windows 10: Uninstalled some Drivers and now cant boot into Windows 10 Pro

So I had Windows 10 Pro Version 1903 (OS Build 18362.592) installed on a ssd drive on my laptop. The laptop screen died. I pulled the ssd out of the laptop and stuck it in another laptop. It ran fine but wouldnt recognize the bluetooth. I attempted to get bluetooth working and in doing so went into the Device Manager and started uninstalling all the old drivers for the Previous Laptop as well as the current laptops Network Card. Installed Updates as well. Shutdown the PC and upon booting it proceeded to set the BIOS to default. As soon as I tried to boot into Windows, it failed. It gives me error 0xc0000001 upon trying to boot currently. Attempting to try again does nothing, reboots to the same screen with the same options. Tried to Press F1 to enter Recovery Environment causes the laptop to reboot and I get a new error 0xc000000e. I have created a new USB bootable drive using the Windows 10 Media Creator Tool from Microsoft to be able to boot into the recovery Environment. I have attempted to fix the OS using Startup Repair and it just says "Startup Repair couldn't repair your pc." Attempting System Restore fails and says it cant find a Windows OS to restore. Command Prompt opens just fine. I have attempted a couple other guides for repairing the bootrec and some commands work, others say access is denied. Im pretty confident that this problem is regarding the boot record.

When i runt he diskpart tool. I list Disk, and it shows Disk 0 and Disk 1, both say Status: Online, one is 232Gb(this should be my System Disk) Disk 1 is 28GB(this should be empty space set asside for SSD longevity(Samsung)) Oddly enough both are saying they have 0 B Free, Dyn is blank for both and for GPT it has an Asterisk on Disk 0 but not Disk 1.

When I select Disk 0, I "list vol" and it shows:
Volume 0 (Drive Letter: D)this is my Dvd Drive
Volume 1(No Drive Letter)(Recovery)(NTFS)(Partition)(529 MB)(Healthy)(Blank space for Info)
Volume 2(No Drive Letter)(No Label)(Fat32)(Partition)(100MB)(Healthy)(Hidden)
Volume 3(Not Drive Letter)(No Label)(NTFS)(Partition)(232 GB)(Healthy)(Hidden)
Volume 4(Drive Letter: C) (ESD-USB)(Fat32)(Removeable)(28GB)(Healthy)(Blank Space for Info)

Volume 0 is my Disc Drive, Volume 4 is the Bootable USB Drive with Windows 10 Installation Media that I am using to access the Recovery Tools that this info is coming from. I know Volume 1,2,3 are part of WIndows. I know that my Windows 10 installation is on Volume 3, I have no clue what Volume 1 and 2 are. I believe that Volume 3 should have a drive letter and should not be hidden.

I have attempted a few guides online about fixing the bootrec, none of which have worked. If someone can walk me through the proper way to get my system running again without formatting and starting from scratch I would appreciate it.

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