A cloud service would probably be the easiest.;
, Linux can be installed by creating the live medium. To do this, you will need to download the ISO file of the distribution you're interested in, or Kubuntu for the sake of this article. You can retrieve this file from the offical website.
 These will be used in the customization process.
 First, right-click your desktop and select "Desktop Settings".
 Click it and find the Windows wallpaper you downloaded.
 The Windows wallpaper should now appear in your wallpaper list. Select it and click "Apply".
 Right-click on the Application Launcher, and click "Application Launcher Settings".
 Select it, and click "OK". Click "Apply" in the Application Launcher Settings window.
 Congratulations! Your desktop should now look like a Windows desktop.
Move your files to another location so you can retrieve them when the installation is complete.
Install Linux.
Download a Windows logo icon and the default Windows wallpaper when you have finished installing Kubuntu.
Begin the process of customizing the desktop to give it the Windows feel.
Find the button in the Desktop Customization window that says "Open".
Click "OK" once you find the wallpaper.
Change the Application Launcher icon to a Windows icon.
Click the icon button and find the Windows icon you downloaded.
Retrieve your files and enjoy a secure, free operating system.
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