Windows 10: winload.efi missing or contains errors AND diskpart shows Disk 0 as Unallocated

HiI recently ~2 weeks ago installed the latest windows update on my Lenovo laptop with original/activated windows.Since then, the task manager started showing 100% disk usage.Yesterday, while normal usage, the laptop showed a blue screen saying “: an error occurred etc.etc..And after that, I have not been able to start my laptop , I mean load/boot the windows.I have tried several commands based upon my findings from Microsoft support forum but none helped.When I used the diskpart’s list disk command, it shows Disk 0 with 0 size and 0B free space.I have NOT used the CLEAN command because

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Unallocated not visible in diskpart

Really? Initially you wrote something else:

When I DISKPART>list disk the only disk that shows up is my win 7. The unallocated space is not there to choose.

You need to know your diskpart commands to use this tool effectively. The next command would be

select disk 0

followed by

detail disk

 

diskpart doesn't show disk

Hey,

I am trying to install Win10 on a mac book air.

However the diskpart does not list the disk even after reformatting the partition as NTFS per suggestion.

read through this solution but cannot move to step 1 listed in the solution by Ivan as that disk doesn't see that partition it was just able to reformat.

Regards

 

Diskpart and Disk Management show different values, unable to use the unallocated space

Hello!

I have recently deleted a partition on my hard drive in hopws of being able to merge it with another one on the same drive (split about in half,

but i quickly realized that doesnt work. Now i tried to create the same partition again in the unallocated space but i get the same error every time. IT's weird since the list disk command in disk part shows no free space - while disk management shows ~280GB
of unallocated space. Also the diskpart show different volumes/ partitions as the disk management, having 2 more (seen in top of the picture). Also if you add up the volume sizes in diskpart you're left with the amount of unallocated space that's seen in disk
management, but diskpart still says there isn't any. The picture also includes the error i get when trying to create a new simple volume.