Windows Recovery: error code: 0xc0000225

Your BIOS looks fine. It shows the 1 TB HDD & even is set to boot to it. So, no need to open the box. I can't understand why it won't show up in DiskPart. I guess, yeah, make a new Win 10 Installation USB using the Media Creation Tool here...

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

Download Win 10 -- always the latest version, currently 21H2

Download MediaCreationTool21H2.exe & run it to make a Windows 10 Installation USB drive. Follow the instructions under "Using the tool to create installation media". As it says, match it to the Language, & Architecture(x64/64-bit or x86/32-bit) of the computer on which it will be used. The Windows Editionto take is "Windows 10", which includes both Home & Pro.

Then, boot to it. Choose to "repair your computer" (instead of to install). That will reboot to its recovery environment. Get to its Command Prompt -- & try that DiskPart again. Hopefully, the HDD will show up. I want to know where the partitions are to do a proper RebuildBCD or a BCDBoot.

That doesn't look good. I see no internal drive with a Windows installation on it. It looks like disk 0 is a USB flash/pen drive of 14 GB with two partitions on it. Maybe go into BIOS to see whether an internal HDD or SSD shows up. If not, I'd suggest opening the box, then un/re-plug the drive to see whether it will then show. BIOS has to see it before Windows can get a chance.

Your flash drive doesn't even look like a Win 10 Installation drive. See how mine has just one partition...?...

You've got two partitions on yours, & you lack a drive big enough to hold Windows (like my disk 0).

So this is my bios photo, and yes i use USB as a Bootable device but i create it using Rufus software, do you think if i use Windows Media Creation tool could fix it?

That doesn't look good. I see no internal drive with a Windows installation on it. It looks like disk 0 is a USB flash/pen drive of 14 GB with two partitions on it. Maybe go into BIOS to see whether an internal HDD or SSD shows up. If not, I'd suggest opening the box, then un/re-plug the drive to see whether it will then show. BIOS has to see it before Windows can get a chance.

Your flash drive doesn't even look like a Win 10 Installation drive. See how mine has just one partition...?...

You've got two partitions on yours, & you lack a drive big enough to hold Windows (like my disk 0).

Let us see...

DiskPart <<<Enter DiskPart

List Vol <<<List the volumes

List Disk <<<List the disks

Select Disk 0 <<<Focus on disk 0

List Part <<<List its partitions

Exit <<<Leave DiskPart

Here’s the photo of it

Please run diskpart tool from a command prompt.
in this tool run commands:
lis dis
lis vol
and show a photo of the results.

Here’s the photo of it