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That's great that you were able to boot and save needed files.
Which step do you think fixed the boot?
Spotfix is often a quick method to check the drive file system.
For a deeper fix and recovery the chkdsk /r command is used.
Earlier this was not able to complete.
Sometimes running chkdsk on drive partitions involved in the boot can be useful.
For example Macrium may not be able to make a backup image or clone and produce an error message.
A cluster run error would require a chkdsk /r on the EFI partition and not the data partition.
A drive letter is assigned to the hidden partition.
Then chkdsk /r M: is ran changing M to the assigned drive letter.
If cloning works then you are set.
If cloning fails copy and paste of the main or individual user folders is another option (perform overnight as it may take many hours)