The error code can look like this:

Error code: 0xc0000225 , 0xc0000001 or 0xc000000f.

Typically, this problem arises under various circumstances, such as:

1. After an unsuccessful or incorrect system update.
2. When the disk or file system is impaired or damaged.
3. After making adjustments to disk partitions using third-party tools.
4. Following updates to antivirus software.
5. When performing Windows image cloning to a different drive.
6. After replacing significant hardware components like the motherboard or other critical hardware changes.

Error code: oxc00000e – system partition (active partition or EFI System partition) on SSD is not mapped you have to map it!

https://superuser.com/questions/1018157/how-can-i-fix-the-error-0xc00000e-a-required-device-isnt-connected-or-cant

Reference: https://woshub.com/windows-8-winload-efi-is-missing-or-damaged/

Rebuild the BCD –

Error 0xc000000e when booting from cloned drive

1. Substitute your drive letters as shown to run this command:
   bcdboot <windows_volume>:\windows /s <boot_volume>: /f UEFI

Wait until it completes — it should take less than a minute.

If you see an error or the help output, check your drive letters are correct, check you haven’t mixed up/ with\, and ensure your didn’t spell it EUFI like I often do by mistake.

Type exit, remove the USB stick, and reboot. Windows will now boot normally