DELETE System Recovery Partition I can't boot windows 10

Hello Guys,
First I have to say I'm using win10, I was trying to install win7 in my computer but When I tried to create a partition disk for Win 7 a message appeared and said that my partition will be dinamic So I decide to delete the recovery partition and also another which actually don't remember the name because I read before that It will not affect the performance and created my partition . So Now I can't boot my computer in win 10 but I install 7 in partition D . My files are in my partition C ,but I don't know how recover my files in win 10 and all my work and programs as well. Please for me this was a desaster I don't know What can I do please If someone can Help me I really appreaciate that, Thanks for your help.
By the way Here is Somethings :

Sorry I just could install in spanish (But I have three partitions one is for Win 7 recently installed, TI106... is the one which have win10 and there is other that I didn;t delete before and after I delete the other ones One appeared which is unallocated partition(These images are from win 7 )

Welcome to the forum. For multi boot you install the old Windows first. You post isn't English which doesn't help but win7 partition is set active ten needs to be set active for it go boot 10 often 10 has a small partition that it boots from them loads c if you deleted that you will have to do a repair install or run the new update ISO to install ten

Thanks for your help and sorry for the language in my PC, I would like to Know If is possible just recover the partition that I deleted without reinstall everything ( I don't want to reinstall everything in my PC) and boot my PC in win 10 again

Hello Sanpu25,

https://msdn.microsoft.com/windows/...sktop/bcdboot-command-line-options-techref-di

Set up or repair the boot menu on a dual-boot PC. If you've installed more than one copy of Windows on a PC, you can use BCDBoot to add or repair the boot menu.

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When you are in Windows 7, open the command prompt as administrator.

diskpart
list volume (Note the volume letter where the Windows 10 is installed)
exit

bcdboot X:\windows (Replace "X" with the volume letter of the Windows 10 partition)

For example, bcdboot d:\windows

EDIT:

If you get error message "Failure when attempting to copy boot files" even if the drive letter is correct, then follow the following steps. Note that these instructions does not wipe the hard drive.

- Boot the computer using the Windows 7/8/10 installation media.
- On the first screen, press SHIFT+F10 to bring up the command prompt.
- Run the following commands at the command prompt.

bootrec /fixmbr (writes a MBR to the system partition but does not overwrite the existing partition table)

bootrec /fixboot (writes a new boot sector to the system partition)

bootrec /rebuildbcd

The bootrec /rebuildbcd command will search for Windows installations not included in the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) and then ask you if you'd like to add one or more to it.