Can’t Boot into Windows

I just installed my new 970 Pro and I was using the Samsung Migration software. It failed at 100% then restarted but I got a 0xc0000098 error. I’ve tried a number of things but I end up getting a 0xc000000d error code. I made a system image but I used easeus to change my boot drive to GPT AFTER I made my image (FML I am dumb) and now I can’t restore from that image. I don’t know what to do at this point. I still have my system image so I have my data but I’m worried that if I just try to format my HDD and make it MBR again that it won’t work. Help plz LTT fam. Also, any ideas on migration after I get this resolved would be great. I have a full copy of easeus master 11 but it didn’t work the first time I tried it.

a system image usually can be mounted from linux.
if you are interested in accessing the backup, provide more information about the files.

i recommend UNetbootin and install Xubuntu to any USB flash drive. Boot the live distro from USB flash drive. Find the *.vhdx file from File Manager. open a terminal with Ctrl+Alt+T. Check if you can mount the backup. If there are more than one partition (check with lsblk /dev/nbd0) create more mount points (mkdir) and mount all partitions. Copy all files from all partitions to new partition (replace the ... with destination drive)

sudo -i
apt-get update
apt-get install qemu-utils
modprobe nbd
qemu-nbd --read-only --connect=/dev/nbd0 --format=vhdx /media/xubuntu/.../*.vhdx
lsblk /dev/nbd0

repeat this, change the mount point (/media/xubuntu/windows) for each partition

mkdir /media/xubuntu/windows
mount /dev/nbd0p1 -t ntfs-3g -r /media/xubuntu/windows
cd /media/xubuntu/windows
ls -an
rsync -avxHAWX --numeric-ids ./ /media/xubuntu/...

Make sure the destination partition is set as active. run gparted and set the boot flag.

Still in Linux, find the path of bootloader directory with
find /media/xubuntu/... -iname bcdboot.exe
and make a note of the path, for example
/media/xubuntu/.../efi/microsoft/boot/bcdboot.exe

once you have copied the backup to new partition, you have to restore the bootloader

Reboot from your Windows DVD. Make sure you boot the UEFI part of the disk.
Press Shift+F10 (or Fn+Shift+F10) to open the command prompt.
enter the bootloader directory C:\efi\microsoft\boot (see above)
Recreate the boot sector:

cd c:\efi\microsoft\boot
bootrec.exe /fixboot
bcdboot.exe C:\Windows
bootrec.exe /scanos
bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd

Now stop the DVD Setup and reboot Computer. If Windows still not booting from GPT Partition, you may have separate partitions for boot and system. If your new partition is empty, you can use dd instead of rsync. start from Xubuntu and repeat from beginning to qemu-nbd. do not mount the partitions, instead write the whole disk. Warning: replace /dev/sda with your right ssd location!

dd if=/dev/nbd0 of=/dev/sda bs=64K conv=noerror,sync status=progress