Windows 10 Cloned and moved windows to new SSD while having the boot manager in GNU GRUB, now windows will not boot.

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Further details: when the windows boot manager is selected in either UEFI settings or GNU GRUB it brings me to a blue screen of death that reads: "Your PC/Device needs to be repaired. A required device isn't connected or cannot be accessed"I had formatted the original windows partition in Linux after I had finished copying the drive. None of the button keys do anything, and all bring me back to my motherboards bios loading up. Is there anything I can do to fix this? (Preferably without reinstalling windows!)Update: I also tried sudo update-grub in my console (Linux Mint 21.1), and it says that

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