What to do if Windows does not start after merging hard disk volumes?

Question

Hard disks

Hello everyone, I'll start right away with the problem. Just an hour ago, I downloaded Acronis in order to sort out disk volumes. The system, as I call it, volume, “drive C”, 360 GB was allocated to it, and 104 GB to drive E (I don’t know how it happened, that’s not the point). I decided to combine them and separate them humanly. I wanted to reinstall Windows at this point. In general, I formatted drive E, and combined it with drive C, confirmed the operation, agreed with the reboot. When it was turned on, it started doing something, there was a process, as I understood it, of combining, loading. Then another reboot and I get a blue screen with a sad smiley, and an error 0x00000135. What to do now, how can I restore the PC to work. Will installing Windows from a flash drive help? Thank you!

Answer 1

Boot from the installation flash drive and restore the bootloader.

Answer 2

Disk expansion (as this operation is called) had to be done from under Windows. For the future