Windows 10: Switching from Linux back to Windows if you erased everything

Hello,

I have done quite stupid thing and installed Linux without a lot of research about it and now i am facing problem that some programs which i need is not supported by Linux nicely as it was saying in the beginning. So my problem is that I installed Linux on PC without any backup plan. So I am wondering if it's possible to return to my licensed Windows if it's completely erased. I don't have license key or staff like that, I had Windows 10 built in when I bought my PC.

Thank you

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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

 

linux partition erased by windows update

Well, it happened
again. The unallocated 252.00 Gib section is where my old ubuntu installation's /home folder resided. Luckily this time I already had copied all my important files to another distro in another harddrive. Or else I'd have to spend 3 days recovering everything
again.

Will microsoft ever fix it ?

Technical:

As windows supported only 4 main paritions, I had only 1 HDD & wanted my /home folder on separate drive from my / due to distrohopping habbits, I partitioned the drive in the following way.

• linux /
• windows C:
• windows diag
• extended
  • linux /home
  • windows D:
  • windows E:

 

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 ?