

You can do one of three, for different levels of ease and performance:
- Install boxes/gnome-boxes, install the windows os on a virtual machine. Just press the plus to choose an iso file and go.
- If you have an extra hard drive, you can install windows on that hard drive, and have to set up grub to recognise it.
- Change the partition size of your hd using a live cd/usb version of Linux (you can’t change partition size on partitions that are in use) , make a new partition and install windows on that partition. Add this new OS to grub.
You will need to do further research on some of the stuff I said, but I gave you the correct things to look up.
They go down in order of difficulty. Boxes will be less efficient but easiest. The other two have the same efficiency, but the second is a bit more challenging
















I’m glad you can afford it and have loved ones you can share it with.