Parted Magic

So just remember for UEFI GPT drives, for Um, legacy boot, you're going to want MBR or DOS based, uh, drives.

If you mess this up, you can always use a partition tool like a G parted or, uh, you know, uh, parted magic, there's a lot of different tools out there to assist you with this.

But just know that there's the actual partition table on the drive, and that'll dictate what kind of boot that Windows will look for.

Linux is a little more flexible than Windows, and I'm about to get into that when I talk about bootloaders right now.