Windows won't boot - error code 0xc000000e - windows system32 winload.efi

Yikes, that sounds like a real nightmare. If your Windows and boot files are missing and you can’t even locate them, it’s tricky but might still be fixable. Here's what you could try:

1. Check Partition Table Type: Since Disk 0’s type shows FAT32, it’s probably UEFI (GPT). You can confirm with diskpart:
   Run diskpart, then list disk.
   If there’s no asterisk under "GPT," it’s MBR. Otherwise, GPT.
2. Assign EFI Partition a Drive Letter:
   In diskpart, list vol to find the EFI volume (FAT32).
   Use select vol X (replace X with the EFI partition number).
   Then assign letter=V.
3. Manually Rebuild Boot Files:
   Run:

   bashcd /d V:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\ bootrec /fixboot bcdboot C:\Windows /s V: /f UEFIcd /d V:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootrec /fixbootbcdboot C:\Windows /s V: /f UEFI

4. If access is denied on /fixboot, try this first:

bashbootsect /nt60 V: /force

Have you tried running a recovery tool yet to see if your Windows folder is intact? It might reveal if the OS is salvageable. Let me know how it goes!