Basically all of a sudden after rebooting my computer it pops up with bootmgr is missing press ctrl alt delete to restart and the things I've recently done were delete some Linux partitions that were taking up space and installing fallout new Vegas although I did set my active partition as drive c: thinking shouldn't it be? But I'm guessing that could be why and also don't have the the recovery disk at hand atm I MIGHT be able to get my hands on it but I doubt it so do I have any hope

Note: I have access to bios

 

You need some OS disc to boot to do anything at all.
Best solution. Get a recovery disc.
Go into internet, download windows from Microsoft, burn it into a disc. Use the disc.

Otherwise you could do something if you had a Linux system bootable from USB or something.
But you need an OS to boot first of all, be it recovery disc it Linux USB.

The easier thing is using a Windows installation or recovery disc.
Put the installation disc, go into recovery, and follow @nxwing instructions.

 

I believe that the installer only needs 6GB so yeah that's more than fine. You don't need Rufus for Windows 10, you can automatically create a bootable USB with another Windows machine: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO

 

So your saying activating the wrong partition was what I did wrong? And do you know which one it'll be?

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So basically just download and copy it over? (Or do I burn it like I had to with Linux)

 

I find it easier the Linux way rn tho because I can't get that file till the weekend or possibly later so yea lol and thank god I didn't remove that 100 mb partition and thanks although would it be possible to link the full command or will it show which partitions I have an I click it?

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Thanks for all this guys thought I was dead lol

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Wel I'm heading to bed now hope you can link me to the command and thanks for all this guys I'll let you know if it works tomorrow I appreciate it soooooooo much

 

HE can use a bootable usb to it dosen't have to be a disk

 

Alright thanks so just clarifying I'll need to use easybcd after this as nxwing suggested earlier right? Btw thanks a lot and I think I'll go with gparted

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I just remembered I didn't partition any space for Linux like last time so can it still write to the same drive as Windows? (Guessing it's gonna be a pain to delete it) or last question is can I do it in the little trial test thing is lets you do instead of installing

 

Alright thanks for all this everyone gonna do it now