Macbook a1181 stopped working and commands doesnt work after installing windows
This message is not from Microsoft software that should have been installed in the MBR. Most likely you did not correctly install Windows 10. Apple does not support Windows 10 on your Mac. This does not mean Windows 10 can not be installed. However, adding more information on how you installed Windows 10 would be helpful. For example, the I would at least have the following questions.
Which version of Windows 10 are you using?

Currently, an updated Windows 10 is released twice a year.
Most users install the Windows Home or Windows Pro. Many others exist.
There are 32 bit and 64 bit versions.

Where did you acquire the installation media?

There are ISO files that can be downloaded.
There are ISO files and flash drives that can be created after downloading the create installation media on a machine running Windows.
You can burn a bootable DVD from an Windows ISO file.
You can create a bootable flash drive from a mounted Windows ISO file.
Some Macs can create the Windows 10 installation flash drive using the Boot Camp Assistant.

Where did you acquire the Windows Support Software (Boot Camp Support Software)?

Did you download the Software using Boot Camp Assistant.
You can download Windows 7 versions from an Apple website.
You can use Brigadier or manually directly from Apple servers.
You could not not used any Windows Support Software.

Did your installation involve the use of refit, rEFInd or GRUB?
Did you BIOS or EFI boot the Windows 10 installation media?
Did you install Windows 10 to BIOS or EFI boot?
Did you use the GUI or CLI (or both) to install Windows 10?
How did you install Windows 10?

One method is to modify the Boot Camp Assistant.
You can use the DVD drive.
Some Macs can use a USB flash drive.
There are many methods where a virtual machine is employed.
There are methods where you first boot from the Windows 10 installation files stored on the internal drive.

How did you bless the Mac?

This is done automatically when using the Boot Camp Assistant.
In some cases, this can be done from OS X by using the bless command.
This can be done from OS X Recover by using the bless command.
On some Macs, you can do this from Windows after installing the Windows Support Software.
On some Macs, this can be done from the Mac Startup Manager.


Note: In some cases, knowing the version of OS X would be helpful.