Delta K7N2 USB Boot?

I'm fixing up an old PC with a Delta K7N2 motherboard. All of the hard drives are wiped, so I'm trying to install Windows. I don't have any empty CDs to use, so I made a bootable USB. I know the USB is booting correctly because I tested it on another, working, computer. When I turn it on and go to the boot menu, there are 3 USB-related options: USB-FDD, USB-ZIP, and USB-CD-ROM. I tried all three and none booted. Does that mean it doesn't support my USB? Or did I do something wrong? Thanks for any reply.

what model is it of the Delta K7N2 any prefixes? (some have 4 USB options (extra one is USB-HDD) and that one should work)

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