Windows 10: How to Switch from Fedora Linux to Windows?

I switched from Windows 11 to Linux early this year. But now I want to switch back to Windows 10.* I created 2 partition on my 8GB pendrive. 1. BOOT fat32 - contains all the files, except sources folder contains only boot.wim file. 2. INSTALL ntfs - contains all the files from the ISO.* I went to my BIOS. selected partition 1 to boot, and normally I selected Install.* Then It says - No new devices drivers were found.I have:GIGABYTE B460M DS3H ACIntel i3 10th Generation ProcessorI was following a youtube video, and following that I downloaded a driver, and tried to install it in windo

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Switch to Linux ??

Find a suitable Linux forum and request comments from people who converted from Linux to Windows, in particular on

• Stability
• Ease of use
• Availability of external help in case of trouble
• Availability of applications, games
• Data exchange with the Windows world

 

Switch to Linux ??

after the major windows 10 failure

I can't stop thinking to switch to Linux

but I never use Linux

any suggestions ?

 

Fedora

Ok, so I managed to get Fedora installed. I used GParted to reformat and repartition the SATA spin drive I'm using for these linux experiments, and that got the installer to recognize the disk. Perhaps the Lubuntu installation from last experiment wasn't playing nice with the Mint/Fedora installers.

So, after using GParted, fedora installed ok and recognizes the SATA disk. Yay.

Still no network connection. Output from lspci lists an "Ethernet Controller: Realtek Semiconducter Co LTD RTL8125 2.5GBe controller (rev 05)"

When I open the Network gui in Fedora all I can do is configure VPNs, but I don't see a way to add an ethernet connection.

I think I am losing the plot, I can't remember why I'm messing with linux. I guess it's just to see if the system is stable in a non windows environment?