Boot partition deleted can i save the installation?

Hello

I have bought a new ssd, because the old one was crashing badly
When installing windows on the new drive the installation put the boot sector in the old drive
I didnt realize this for weeks and then i finally decided to delete the partitions on the old drive and bin it
So i went and deleted the boot sector. The new drive only has the two partitions for my data c,d and the recovery partition

Can i make a new boot partition in diskpart?
I have found a way to redo the boot partition but for gpt and my drive is mbr
I am posting this from a new installation on the old drive but i would rather save the installation on the new drive
Thank you very much

Was there a separate partition that it booted from or were all boot files on c? Never install Windows with another drive on the system

I didnt do anything special... i just partitioned the drive and installed... but windows does its little partition things... i dont touch those... and i guess it decided the boot partition was on the other drive

You could load up a Windows recovery USB drive and open Command Prompt. If you know your way around, you can copy your important files elsewhere.

Yes. You can either set the C: partition as active and then run:
bcdboot C:\Windows /s C:

Or you can shrink the C: partition by 100 MB and make a system reserved partition.