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Windows 10 broken after setting up dual boot with Ubuntu, Ubuntu itself running slow

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I have had only windows 10 on my desktop for years and today tried to set up a dual boot so I could also use Ubuntu (specifically Ubuntu Desktop 22.04.2 LTS). Now when I try and launch into windows, I get stuck in a 'loading automatic repair tool' loop (I tried using a bootable USB with windows 10 iso to repair to no avail). I can launch Ubuntu however it runs really slow. While Ubuntu was installing, I think I made a mistake regarding partitions or something? When it asked how much space I wanted to allocate to Ubuntu, I gave it around 30gbs on my SSD, and let it install. After a while it said something about some of the partitions being too small and that if I didn't go back and change some things the install could fail, so I went back and noticed I could only select what I believe was my HDD.

What should I do from here?

Thank you

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