I can’t create a executable in my Assembler code windows

Question

ola personal do stackoverflow, I’m starting my studies in Assembly and I’m going through some beginner difficulties and would like you to help me. i wrote a code in ammbly, and when I create an object of it through the NASM and Linko I can’t create a executable in windows, I believe nasm is only for linux, I tried to compile by nasm and force the program to create a windows executable The way to create an obejto that I’m using through the NASM eh

nasm -f elf64 -o Nominarquivo. o Nominarquivo.asm

in this case generates an object in the format Filename. o and I Linko it as follows

Ld hello. o -o hello

of this method it generates a file that is not recognized by windows, even when I try to force to generate a executable

Ld hello. o -o hello.exe

nasm generates a executable but when run does not print the message I put on the screen, I tried to compile the file using MASM instead of NASM but still did not succeed, if someone could tell me how to create a executable in windows, or because this code does not work in MASM I would be very grateful.

follows the code:

section .data

        text db "hello, World!", 10

section  .text

        global _start

_start: 
       
        mov rax, 1 
        mov rdi, 1
        mov rsi, text
        mov rdx, 14
        syscall
        
        mov rax, 60
        mov rdi, 0 
        syscall

i’m doing everything by windows 10.