Unable to boot into windows on my HDD after removing ubuntu partition from SSD

[Suzgamer]

Build:

i7-8700K

32GB Memory

2TB HDD

256GB SSD M.2

GeForce GTX 1660 ti

650W Seasonic Focus+Gold

Dual Boot - 1. Ubuntu 20.04 -SSD

2. Windows10(64bit)-HDD

 

 

Issue:

Decided i wanted to repurpose the SSD for Windows and removed the Ubuntu partitions. I am now unable to boot into windows.

 

where i am at:

 

diskpart with windows live usb - system partition seems to not exist.

EFI/Microsoft/Boot doesn't seem to exist.

I cant boot into the HDD at all from boot order or from F12 Boot selection.

attempted to install windows on the SSD to gain access to the drive

- windows installer errors with 0x80300024 

-formatted the SSD - windows installer says the drive is not GPT partition.

re-installed Ubuntu

-format the SSD to GPT.

- windows installer errors with 0x80300024 

used the live usb to use diskpart to convert the SSD to Gpt and it says it is not convertable.

diskpart clean all on the SSD and have windows installer format the drive.

- windows installer errors with 0x80300024 

back to ubuntu i attempt boot-repair  - legacy windows found, please enable CFS in UEFI. ( this is already enabled )

 

 

Any input would be helpful. . . .

 

 

boot-repair.log

[RageTester]

Remove HDD that already has windows, then try to install onto SSD...

Motherboard might need BIOS update for the M.2 SSD to work or maybe you have a different slot to try.