Extremely simplified explanation:
It means that your computer has the older legacy
BIOS (Basic Input / Output System) instead of newer
UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface). BIOS mostly uses so called
MBR (Master Boot Record) disk partitioning system, whereas UEFI uses
GPT partitioning (GUID partition Table).
BIOS or UEFI are the first ones to start working when you boot a computer. They run
POST (Power On Self Test) to check that all hardware components work before telling Windows (or any other operating system) that the computer is now ready to start OS.
As both MBR and GPT handle boot records and partitions differently, boot media (disk or device PC is booted from) must be compatible with both systems or at least with the system of the computer the boot media will be used. Apparently you have created a boot media that is only UEFI / GPT compatible and therefore cannot be used to boot a BIOS / MBR machine.
Please redo your Windows install media as told in this tutorial:
USB Flash Drive - Create to Install Windows 10
Options
One and
Two in the above mentioned tutorial will make a boot media compatible with both BIOS / MBR and UEFI / GPT systems. I recommend you to select
Option Three, it's the easiest one. It only makes a BIOS / MBR boot device but that's exactly what you need.
Kari