Acer Aspire E15: No Bootable Device Error - HDD Detected in BIOS, Partitions Issue, Win 10 Install

Hello.

I get a message like the subject when switching on. I checked in the bios if the hdd disk is set up and it is.

the problem is then with the partitions in which I "rummaged" with knowledge from the net and apparently broke something. not wanting to wander further please help because it turns out that I need some installation of windows? I have just bought a laptop and I have wine on it 10. I do not see any key stickers, and I do not want to ride a pirate from the very beginning ... can it be bypassed? I read something about Linux but I don't want to try (break ...) anymore

If you bought with the system - the key will be saved in the BIOS (invisible to the user) - the installer will automatically read it.
Download the installation (via the tool from the MS website) and try to repair the existing system first. If it fails - you will be able to reinstall the system.

Attempts to repair failed. As I put the system up again, I get the error: we could create a new partition or locate an existing one.

I suspect something needs to be created but I don't know how

Disk Description
Disk 0 - unallocated space 116mb
Disk0 partition 1: acer 465.2gb free space 425gb basic
Disk 0 unallocated space 500mb

If you do not have important data on the disk, you can delete partition 1 and then create new partitions (at your discretion - e.g. one for the system and the other for data).
You can also check if you can use Recovery - look for how to enable it in the manual or on the net.
NOTE: This will delete all data - if you have important data, first copy it to a safe place.

Thank you, the computer is working