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Hi all,
i installed ubuntu a while ago but it deleted my windows 8.Now i want to install windows 10(i don't care about keeping ubuntu),so i created a bootable usb with windows media creation tool.After that,i booted from the usb and tried to install windows but i showed an error saying that it can't be installed on my disk because it is unrecognized type,is this because of the ubuntu installation now my whole disk is not of NTFS type?Please if someone can guide me 
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First you need to find out what went wrong,test the Windows bootable USB on other computers,if it is a problem with USB,you can make a new one for your computer.
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