using windows to make bootable usb

gni22 wrote:

cant boot up my macbook pro. might have deleted partition or something. [...]

You Mac has built-in Recovery Mode.

If you deleted the disk based version, it is supposed to fall through to the Internet-based version and load the additional tools from the Internet. This will allow a Mac with nothing on its drive to install a fresh copy of macOS:

Use macOS Recovery on an Intel-based Mac - Apple Support

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Might be hard. This article:

Create a bootable installer for macOS - Apple Support

says this about the format of the boot drive:

I've not used Windows since Win 7 was hot potatoes on a silver palter, so I don't know if you can use Win to format the USB drive.

Have any Mac-driving friends?

you should have included at least two more lines of that screenshot of "what you need"

sorry, you cannot. you need a compatible Mac to download macOS and / or create a bootable macOS installer.