Surprisingly I was able to solve my problem by using a Windows Live Boot, Hirenboot CD, and simply put a letter to the EFI volume then reboot… I don’t really understand why but it worked.
So I boot on hirenboot then I open the manager disk and add a letter on the EFI volume
When you have boot with Hiren, you make a right click on the working door then managed, then you go in disk management. You identify the volume EFI of your disk Home Assistant and you add him a letter.