Windows 10 Accidental deleted system reserved partition, Now windows 10 is isn't found in my C: drive

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I was trying to format an old drive that came from anither device that no longer worked after I had recovered all of my data from it, I had put into my computer and accidentally selected the wrong drive partition as the old one came from a Nas and had many partitions, and ended up accidentally deleting the system reserve section at the beginning of my C:\\ drive.Now somehow everytime I boot my PC, it can't find an operating system on my C:\\ drive, and I instead have to select a different drive (not the one I was formating) which was already in my PC being used for extra storage, and as far a

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