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You can create a partition on your hard drive and set your PC up to dual-boot. I have no idea if this is still widely used or if there is another, better/easier way, but it's what I did a long time ago for a hat simulator game.
I've read in a few different places that, unfortunately, more recent Windows bootloader's can break dual-boot setups.