Bootable USB not detected in Bootloader

Question

I am weak in OS related knowledge. So apologies in advance if this feels a very silly question.

I have Ubuntu already installed in my Dell laptop. I am trying to install Windows 10. I dont want to do dual boot. I want to remove ubuntu and install windows 10.

1. I created a bootable usb by downloading iso file and then restore disk image. I refered tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiMUD9is-LA
2. I tried to reboot. The boot sequence manager shows my usb device but then I get error while installing A media driver your computer needs is missing

Any help appreciated.

Answer 1

Installing Windows using mkusb 12.5.7

• Install mkusb: Can I install mkusb in Ubuntu live USB?

• Click mkusb-plug icon to start and then proceed as follows:

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You should now have a USB installer ready to infect your computer with Windows

Answer 2

Rufus USB drive for installing Windows.

Rufus will make USB drives for installing Windows.

Default settings for Rufus Windows installers is GPT, UEFI, (non CSM)

These settings will only work on a computer with a GPT partition table and UEFI booting.

For older computers that use a MSDOS partition table and BIOS booting Rufus offers MBR, BIOS settings