Inaccessible boot device after reboot from Update

I will look into that, its completely foreign to me. Regarding recovery partitions, is that related to "System Recovery"? I ask because I always disable that on a new install because I use Acronis backup,,,,

ahh,, ok,, thanks for the clarification.
In addition, I started reading that post, and it states that "The EFI System partition is required to boot the computer" Well, if that is the case, then how come right now I can repetitively reboot my PC with no problems? Also, it states in there it contains the system file,, well if you see my screen shot from disk manager, it indicates that my system file is located in the system reserved partition of my drive? I admit I am clueless right now, but I will try and run though the process in that thread and see what happens,,,

well,, heres my 1st problem,, the procedure is for Windows 8, which I'm sure is still suitable for windows 10, but I did an upgrade, I don't have Windows 10 media to boot up with,, how do I get that?
"- Boot the computer using the Windows 7/8/8.1 installation media."

hold on, think I found something for making bootable media thru media creation tool...

This gets more twisted by the minute,, the instructions state"The EFI System partition is required to boot the computer, when you are using the GPT partition style" Now since I currently have no idea what a GPT partition style is, I went along with the process, only to get caught up with a statement that I currently do not have a GPT partition, so an EFI partition can not be created.

So, it seems obvious to me that I don't have an EFI partition simply because I don't have GPT partion styles,, so is that a problem by itself? do I need to find a way to convert to GPT or is there something else wrong instead?

No windows 10 dvd/usb? Try this... Windows 10