Dual-booting starting with linux
Dual-booting starting with linux
You should be mindful of potential compatibility issues and performance impacts when reinstalling Windows 10. Ensure you're aware of any troubles that might arise from running programs natively or using Wine.
among those I believe is key is MBR. After Windows is set up, depending on your distribution you might end up booting into Linux or something similar, and configuring GRUB should generally be fine... though this usually isn't the issue since systems like Pop-OS can perform well after installing Windows on top of Linux. For more details, see the article: https://support.system76.com/articles/dual-booting/
GRUB functions properly in various distributions, including Vista and Ubuntu.