Why not relegate Windows to a VirtualBox environment? That way you can just turn it off when you’re not using it and not need to reboot. You can use the guest additions and everything to get your proper native screen resolution and pass through USB devices etc.
You can also get a KVM (and second machine) and keep them fully seperate that way. Some rootkits may still be able to infect both of your installs if you dual boot. Just depends on your paranoia level.
This is a really hard way to learn to keep your personal accounts off of work devices. That has to hurt.
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Why not relegate Windows to a VirtualBox environment? That way you can just turn it off when you’re not using it and not need to reboot. You can use the guest additions and everything to get your proper native screen resolution and pass through USB devices etc.
You can also get a KVM (and second machine) and keep them fully seperate that way. Some rootkits may still be able to infect both of your installs if you dual boot. Just depends on your paranoia level.