Download a Linux distro in ISO format.Here’s how to do that: How to Make a Linux Bootable USB Once you have a designated space to install Linux, you’ll need to write a Linux Distro onto a USB thumb drive or external drive 4GB or larger. It is recommended that you set aside at least 20GB (20,000MB) for Linux.
Then choose how much you want to shrink your drive.This will usually be labeled as the C: drive. If you have more than one drive, make sure to choose the one that says Primary Partition. Right-click on your main hard drive and select Shrink Volume.Then type “DISKMGMT.MSC” in the search bar and hit enter.This is the magnifying glass-shaped icon in the bottom-left corner of your screen. How to Partition a Hard Drive in Windows 10
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