When I type the dev id of my USB (dev/sdb) I get this:

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Welcome to fdisk (util-linux 2.27.1).Changes will remain in memory only, until you decide to write them.Be careful before using the write...

Isn't Diskpart a Windows Tool? How do I use that if I'm using Linux? Also how do I properly create the USB if I don't have an OS to do it on?

How do I change the partition of the USB to active? I can't find that option when looking at it's properties or format. I wrote the .iso file to the USB by right clicking on the .iso and selecting...

I wrote the .iso file to the USB by right clicking on the .iso and selecting "Make bootable USB stick" and selecting the correct USB. I don't know how to set my pc to boot from DVD. Thank you for the...

I am trying to download and run Windows 10 instead of my current operating system Linux Mint.

I bought windows 10 and proceeded to download the .iso file. I wrote the .iso file onto a FAT32...