Boot from that drive and install it on your system, making sure you select the option that installs it alongside Windows - don’t tell it to wipe your hard drive. Install Linux Second: Choose your Linux distribution and put its installer on a USB drive or DVD.If you’re installing Windows from scratch, be sure to leave some free space on the drive for Linux. You’ll usually need to resize your Windows partition to make room for Linux. Make Room for Linux: You’ll need free space on your Windows system drive to install Linux, or possibly a second entirely different hard drive if you have a desktop PC.if you install Windows second, it will ignore Linux, and you’ll have to go through some trouble to get your Linux boot loader working again. If you install Linux second, it can set up its boot loader properly to happily co-exist with Windows. If not, be sure to install Windows first, before you install the Linux system.
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