Can I burn "mavericks" on USB harddrive from windows ??

I have one MAC. computer , and its OS damaged ... I have "mavricks" on PC >> Can I burn it on a harddrive from PC ??
IF not __ PLZ addvaice me what i have to do >>>>>my MAC. computer can't boot and apper this

I don't know how you would get the Mavericks installer on your Windows PC.
Boot into Recovery on your Mac and reinstall the OS.
To boot into Recovery hold down cmd-r on restart.
You might just try resetting PRAM as that might fix your problem. Hold down cmd-opt-p-r after you hear the startup tone. Keep holding them until you hear the tone two more times then release.
If it doesn't boot normally, you'll need to reinstall the OS using Recovery.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718

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