Windows 10: Windows wont boot after installing linux

Hello,
writing from a phone so will try to keep it as short as possible.
My SSD wasnt partitioned, so when I decided to install linux i made a partition from the default one, and installed linux on that newly made partition, after installing Linux (zorinOS), Windows wont boot nor linux does. I get automatic system repair screen, where "exit and continue to windows 10" just restarts pc and brings it back to same screen, other options like startup repair, startup settings (oh btw startup settings theres no linux, just windows boot manager) yields no results too.
Like is there any way to fix this without reseting?
Regards, - Augis.


Edit: reseting doesnt work either...

:)

 

Need Help with Dual Boot

Hello, i've did a mistake by trying to make a new partition on my C: "X:"on windows 10 and then booting it on kali linux using universal usb installer, now my pc always boots up on kali linux and i also have windows 10 pro on my C: drive but it wont boot
into it... anybody can help?

 

windows product key

See the following:

How
to: Upgrade a dual boot installation of Windows and Linux to Windows 10 - Part 1

As others have noted, dual booting Windows and Linux works best when you install Linux after Windows.

It might be technically possible to dual boot by installing Windows after, but you should download a copy of Grub Repair in advance or use another utility to such as EasyBCD to detect an add a boot entry for your Linux installation.

 

The linux bootmanger isnt working and has messed up windows one as well You dontsay if the diskis mbr or efi it makes a differnce try How to repair the EFI bootloader on a GPT HDD for Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 on your Dell PC | Dell UK

 

Disk is efi afaik.
Thanks for help but it didnt do much, like now, everytime i boot i get asked to pick keyboard layout (wtf), and I get error screen, windows doesnt even recognise usb drive so I could repair it.

 

Do you have access to a working computer? If so, download Kyhi’s Bootable Rescue Disk. Extract the iso file to a bootable flash drive or burn it to a dvd. Boot from the flash drive or dvd. On Kyhi’s Rescue Disk is a program called Macrium Reflect Free. This is a imaging program. On the Restore part of the program is a feature called Fix Windows Starup Problem. Point to the Windows partition and see if it can fix your problem. I don’t know for sure if it will work but it’s worth a try.

Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk