You can definitely dual boot but you will probably need to shrink your windows partition or install it on a separate drive.
Linux can read and write in NTFS format but it shouldn't be installed on it.
Definitely through USB. I recommend checking out Ventoy for creating USB install media, you can just chuck a bunch of live ISO images of different distros on there to try them and find what you like.
I never had printers behave well under windows either though
You can definitely dual boot but you will probably need to shrink your windows partition or install it on a separate drive. Linux can read and write in NTFS format but it shouldn't be installed on it.
Definitely through USB. I recommend checking out Ventoy for creating USB install media, you can just chuck a bunch of live ISO images of different distros on there to try them and find what you like.
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