I own a (windows 7) desktop and a chromebook. This has never been a problem before, and I love ChromeOS, but I have begun working as an intern in a research lab and I need to use my own laptop. The lack of true Excel is debilitating when it comes to analyzing data and I really need Windows.
Is dual-booting Windows 10 onto my chromebook a livable option? I am aware that there are many guides for doing it, but I don't actually know whether or not it is stable or usable. I have a Toshiba Chromebook 2, so it only has 16gb on it to start. Can I dual-boot off of a USB and/or SD card?
If the dual-booting isn't a great option, then what is a great, cheap Windows 10 laptop? (under $500 preferably)
Thanks!
Is dual-booting Windows 10 onto my chromebook a livable option? I am aware that there are many guides for doing it, but I don't actually know whether or not it is stable or usable. I have a Toshiba Chromebook 2, so it only has 16gb on it to start. Can I dual-boot off of a USB and/or SD card?
If the dual-booting isn't a great option, then what is a great, cheap Windows 10 laptop? (under $500 preferably)
Thanks!