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Accidentally changed from UEFI to Legacy. How do I change back?

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While trying to fix a boot error (0xc0000034) on my laptop I accidentally changed my computer's BIOS from UEFI to Legacy, is there a way to change it back?

The computer is clean so it doesn't matter if it's a method that causes loss of data. I have a bootable USB with windows 10 (maybe 8) on it. At some point I got into the menu for this, but must of the times I just get straight to the BIOS. And when I got to the menu for installing windows, I got the error message "windows cannot be installed on this disk. The selected disk is of the GPT partition style." so I couldn't get past from there anyway

The computer is an MSI GE70 2QE

I can't find a way here to post photos from my iphone (and can't use the computer), but here is what it says on the startup screen of the BIOS. The only options I have from here is either "Delete RAID volume" or "Reset Disks to Non-RAID" (none of which I know what it means)

Physical devices:
ID. Device model. TYPE/STATUS(Vol Id)
0. PLEXTOR PX-256M6. Member Disk (0)
1. PLEXTOR PX-256M6. Error Occurred (0)
4. HGST HTS721010A9. Non-RAID Disk

I know I [bleep]ed up and should have done more research before tweaking with this, but the damage is done so I greatly appreciate any help
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