How repair "No Boot Device Found" during boot

What exactly do you mean by my recovery is disabled?
I'm concerned about messing up my system by running:

If you want to enable, open a CMD window as administrator and type:
Reagentc /enable

then to find witch one is in use
Reagentc /info

No one else has told me that my recovery was disabled so I'm afraid to run the above. Please help!!! Also, I know how to upload files but I guess my system created a PDF file instead of a JPG file which could be placed inline. I'll do better next time.

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OK, I ran those two commands and above is what I received. Now what? (Thank you)

I had a feeling not all was right with my disk configuration. What's stopping me from updating my boot configuration data?

bcdedit results:

Do you see the first line where it says "Windows RE Status: Disabled"?

The Windows RE was probably disabled by Macrium Reflect.

In other words, none of the Recovery partitions are in use.

Then should I do nothing? My system is OK?

The safest easiest thing to do, is Nothing as stated several times, if it ain't broke, don't try and fix it.