What is your problem?
Disk 0 is not a virtual drive
You booted successfully from disk 0

run cmd
bcdedit /store \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition1\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD /enum all...

Try these 2 command first:
cmd (admin) C:\Windows\System32>
bcdedit /store \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition1\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD

reg query HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control /v...

merge Partition 1+2 to the new EFI-Partition.

Otherwise you have a useless partition Do you really want to tell me what is better?

I am waiting !!
diskpart
sel disk 0
sel par 5
det par
exit

YES, it is added!

diskpart
sel disk 0
sel par 5
det par
exit

takes only 2 minutes I am waiting for the output

YES it is as expected! A Fat 32 partition is needed as partition 1
The rest from #42 is to be done from USB

If you want we can prepare the last partition RECOVERY right now. It has to be done...

Very good, it is the preparation of the new EFI-Partition on Partition 1. Therefore a Fat32 Filesystem is needed.
Later when you boot from USB we can merge Partition 1+2 to the new EFI-Partition.
...

sfleury

We are not in a hurry! Take the time you need to boot an USB.
That is important

Edit
We can make a preparation for the further steps:

diskpart
sel disk 0

Volume Z

I know, I know!

The target is that sfleury has to learn how to use an USB for troubleshooting!

You know what I mean?

c:\users\client\onedrive\documents.
No, that doesn't work!
It should be C:\users\<name>\ Documents.

You have to fix the onedrive first.
What about C:\users\<name>\ pictures ? Try there.

Prepare the Boot Stick 8 GB is enough
Download the USB Win 11 23h2 iso file using MCT like Megahertz suggested in #33.
Prepare the USB and boot from it.
In Setup click next only one time
at the...

You also didn't answer the question if you know how to boot a USB-Stick and navigate to Command Prompt
If that is not clear, don't start!
Run a test before you say yes!

DoubleClick on "This PC" and post a screenshot

1. 30 gb
2. ?
3. No

The safest way to do the Partitioning is to start from a USB.

A screenshot of "Diskmanagement" is needed!

Rightclick on <Start> and select "Diskmanagement" In the upper part expand the column 1+5 so that it is readable!

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Nonstop Nonsense! Do you want to troubleshoot the Recovery Environment or do you want to upgrade?

Your current layout allows you to do the UPGRADE!

Before the upgrade starts, the setup checks...

sel disk #
ATTRIBUTES DISK CLEAR READONLY
is the correct input

There are 2 (!) disks. Which one do you mean?

But all is a disaster!

reagentc /info

That command provides a nonsense output

The WIN 11 Upgrade delivers a new winre and creates a new partition

If you don't know how to boot from a USB-Medium you will not solve the partition layout
The diskpart result was already listed in the "Partition Wizard"

That diskpart stuff is not needed and the winre.wim will be exchanged by a WIN11-winre.wim

List disk 0 is a wrong command from Megahertz
Do know how to use a USB-Recovery Stick and boot from it?
Then it's easy to merge partition 1+2

Keep Cool! Where is the problem? The Recovery Partition has a wrong ID and Attribute. It should be increased first. The W11 upgrade will fix that as well and replace the WinRE.wim with the WIN11. ...

You could merge Partition 1 and 2 and create a new EFI partition.
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The hidden MSR partition (3) is not relevant.

Your BIOS should be updated first.

System Installation date 11.12.2019 means that you have the „OLD“ Partition Layout starting with a useless Recovery Partition.

Your System Firmware is: UEFI
So NO "Convert MBR to GPT" ! ! !

For more clearance:
The OneDrive Folder doesn't have the "LOCATION" TAB. That is a different procedure.
But everything else can be moved by just replacing the Letter (C:)

So you don't have to...

NetworkCategory : Private ?

PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Get-NetConnectionProfile

C:\Windows\System32>sc qtriggerinfo fdrespub