Windows 10 UEFI GPT Failure Post Disk Copy - Bluescreen Error 0xc0000034

Hello,
I have a problem running Windows 10 UEFI GPT. Everything worked until the disk was removed, a copy of the disk was made in the "receipt hard disk manager" program, then a restored copy to disk, from that moment instead of starting windows appears Bluescreen 0xc0000034 (photo). I tried Win 10 automatic recovery from usb and CD (however both started in LEGACY BOOT mode because I couldn't boot in UEFI.) I tried to force booting from specific partitions in this recovery - also to no avail. Using Gparted, I changed the partition flags to active with different settings - no effect. I started the console at Win 10 startup with usb and tried Bootrec / fixmbr || Bootrec / fixboot || Bootrec / rebuildbcd found Windows at the last command but when trying to add it, the error "could not find the requested system device"
I also tried this: LINK didn't help either.
I have no more ideas what more I can try. Help me because the matter is quite urgent
Picture below of the Gparted disk view.

Copy uploaded to new disk or the same?

Maybe try another program. I use "Aomei disk partition"

mati211p wrote:

Copy uploaded to new disk or the same?

The problem is that the same disk: /
Therefore, at this point I have to somehow force the disk to boot the current system or, as a last resort, start the Recovery partition, but this is the last resort.

Michalo_007 wrote:

the disk has been removed, a copy of the disk has been made in the "receipt hard disk manager" program, then a disk copy was restored

For what purpose and for what reason did you perform such a bizarre procedure?

For carelessness, I wanted to return to the state of the entire disk with some changes. With Windows 7 such operations were not a problem and were successful: / The whole system partition looks complete, I don't think Paragon lost anything, did not report any errors. If I left only the recovery and system partition and the boot partition and the additional one somehow prepared (500 mb MB and 128 mb MB).
Will Windows be able to rebuild it? Or maybe some other idea? I have to solve it somehow and I don't know what else to try: /

0xC0000034 % UserProfile% \ Desktop \ BCD.txt

and attach (after checking the content) BCD.txt from the desktop.

This effect, probably not what we expected? The disk is still as HardDisk2 and the first partition is the 500 partition mb MB that I can't preview or mount.

Michalo_007 wrote:

The disk is still as HardDisk2 and the first partition is the 500mb partition

(echo sel disk 2 & echo sel part 1 & echo assign letter = S) | diskpart
tree / a S:

The result of the operation in the .txt file

While the BCD file turned out to be called BCD.old (probably the result of previous resuscitation attempts), the txt file with the generated content of this file is also attached
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BCD entries are missing; try to regenerate:
bcdboot \\? \ GLOBALROOT \ Device \ HardDisk2 \ Partition5 \ Windows / s S: / f UEFI

A message pops up
Failure when attempting to copy boot files.

Correction, the problem was with the drive letter. Today, after connecting the disk, the partition actually got the letter S again, but it could not be accessed.
I followed the previous instructions again and assigned a different letter to this partition, then restarted the BCD regeneration attempt and this time cmd reported nicely "Boot files successfully created."
I'll check if it helped

managed to!!!
Buddy WojtasJD, you're great! Still just a question because the system loads nicely but I am not able to call Recovery or tap the f8 at startup or run advanced startup settings from the system level, then in the Advanced tab, where it should be restoring to the initial state, I have the option to change the uefi settings and run in a mode that allows you to turn on safe mode, etc.

Let's see the result from:
REAgentC / info
bcdedit / enum all>% UserProfile% \ Desktop \ BCD.txt && notepad% UserProfile% \ Desktop \ BCD.txt

Added after 1 [minutes]:

but this is from this target computer with Windows working on it

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Edited.
Do not cite all previous posts in full. RADU23

Modified / resized / moved partitions (or this disk copy program)?
What exactly (model) DELL and what was the factory OS it came with? (currently is W10)

for% a IN (bootmgr memdiag current 5ef1d021-93a8-11e7-9eb5-485ab6501530) DO @bcdedit / set {% a} locale pl-PL

dism / Get-WimInfo /WimFile:\\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HardDisk0\Partition4\Recovery\WindowsRE\Winre.wim / index: 1>% UserProfile% \ Desktop \ Recovery.txt
dism / Get-WimInfo /WimFile:\\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HardDisk0\Partition6\Recovery\WindowsRE\Winre.wim / index: 1 >>% UserProfile% \ Desktop \ Recovery.txt
dism / Get-WimInfo /WimFile:\\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HardDisk0\Partition7\DELL\Image\install.wim >>% UserProfile% \ Desktop \ Recovery.txt
dism / Get-WimInfo /WimFile:\\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HardDisk0\Partition7\DELL\Image\install.wim / index: 1 >>% UserProfile% \ Desktop \ Recovery.txt

paste the contents of Recovery.txt from the above (I wrote a bit in the dark so errors may come out).

I did not change or move the partition, unfortunately I do not know if the program to copy the disk did it, but I do not think it changed. This is Dell Inspiron Win10 factory and nothing has been changed.
Unfortunately, I will not do these operations at the moment because the laptop is already at friends' abroad. If they come back and it comes to me I will return to the topic. In case I need to contact PW Thanks again for your help.