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I have gone and done it, Im sorry Jared, um I have the Windows 10 Installation screen. I just booted it up and it worked. I just saw this posted 17 minutes ago. But I do now have a new problem... I cannot format my Hard Drive to 'NTFS'. It says that needs to be my hard drive type. I tried...

The usb was exFAT, so now i have changed it to FAT32, but now it says 'No bootable USB found' I went to WoeUSB but i got an 'uninstallable dependency error': Also with the .deb file:

I have downloaded the Microsoft USB creator and then put an ISO on the USB.

Sorry that took a while, I have also posted this on the Windows forum, and it is my USB that is the issue I tried it with another pc (an Acer one) And it came with the same results

1.) Yes, I am installing Windows over Linux. 2.) I am using Linux Mint Cinnamon. I am fairly new to this. 3.) The command line says nothing.

I am trying to boot from a USB media but nothing comes up. I am using a HP and I am trying to install a Windows 7 installation ISO onto my SanDisk USB. When i boot from it (By the way I do have Legacy Support enabled) It comes up with a command line i cannot type in. Any help appreciated!