Windows 10: Windows 11 ran into a problem and fails to boot after resizing c partition

Dear Microsoft Support Team,Hope you're doing well. My laptop is of type lenovo loq which comes with/ I bought with an original windows 11 home edition.I was trying to extend c partition on which operating system is installed in my laptop using and I managed to resize it using a software called aomei.As one of the screenshots attached shows c partition before resizing doesn't have the unallocated free space next to it in the right which I shrieked from the D partition next to so that the extend volume option was greyed out and not selectable so this is why I used the software mentioned above

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Partition resized, Windows 8.1 not booting, UEFI

Hi all,

Ok, I have a new lenovo ideapad 305 (system is UEFI boot), I used minitool partition wizard to resize the c: & d: drives (to increase space on the D) but didn't touch anything else, rebooted into windows & it seemed nothing had changed, so I booted up by USB and the partitions were exactly what I had changed them to. Thinking this was really weird, I tried rebooting & have not been able to get into windows since.
I have tried recovery through the windows 8.1 cd but it does not recognise the partitions at all! So I can't even use diskpart or the like, I have tried several boot recovery tools, some see the partitions & some don't, so I guess I need to make the partitions UEFI-enabled? I'm not fully savvy with UEFI & I've tried every piece of advice I could find, but i'm stuck, any clues?

Thanks for any help!

 

Partition resized, Windows 8.1 not booting, UEFI

Thanks for the reply, but I can't even get access the Bcdstore! I've realised the command prompt is useless as it cannot see any partitions.

I've gone through the BIOS, tried disabling secure boot, swapping between UEFI First and Legacy First, but cannot get the windows dvd (I've tried the windows 8.1 dvd (don't have the repair disc)) to see the partitions or even refresh or reset, it gives the error "the drive where windows is installed is locked" or "unable to reset your pc. a required drive partition is missing", but the minitool wizard sees the partitions just fine. I've tried several discs such as hiren's cd just to try to get to a GUI (mini windows) but always get a bluescreen (trying to load the GUI).

I tried the System recovery from the Novo Button Menu, but all I get is "Default boot device missing or boot failed" it then demands installation media which I already know won't help with recovery.
Would it be right to assume (since at least some tools can see the partitions)
that it is simply a problem with how the partition table is being identified? If that's the case, is there any software tool that can correct it?
I'd rather fix the problem than reload the whole thing (but it looks like I'll end up doing just that), any further ideas?

 

Resizing C partition

Would suggest using Ease us partition manager for this.Disk Management is kinda useless for resizing.