The thing is I would but the computer doesn't power the keyboard when I plug it in or it's just not being detected or something ( back when it still booted I know I can plug in the USB keyboard and it would work ) and the keyboard on the MacBook itself is messed up and the only button that works is the power button. I already tried holding the keys on the MacBook itself and that doesn't work either since the MacBook's keyboard is messed up
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Resetting NVRAM could solve the problem.
How to reset NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
And boot in Recovery mode and check SSD with DiskUtility.
It's trying to boot to the Windows partition. Shut it off. Turn it on and hold down the Option (Alt) key until presented with a choice of boot devices. Use an external USB keyboard if you have to.
MacBook Air no bootable device