Before you start, you will need a USB Stick with 512 MB storage or
more, a USB keyboard, a USB-hub, the latest image Generic UEFI Installer
image which you can grab from: 01.org/android-ia/downloads and also, the Image Writer Tool, which can be found at this link: launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/
Step 1: First off, you will need to set up a bootable USB. Download
the Image Writer Tool, extract the ”Win32DiskImager.exe,” and once
that’s done, find the .img file you downloaded previously and hit
“Write.”
Step 2: Once the process has completed, your USB has been adequately prepared for booting.
Step 3: Next, we’ll be setting up the tablet to read and boot from the USB. Press and hold the Power and Windows button to enter BIOS Settings, and ensure UEFI boot modus is selected.
Step 4: Switch your tablet off, insert your USB-hub with USB Stick
and Keyboard connected, and power on your device whilst holding F12.
Step 5: Select your USB device from the boot menu, and select your
preferred option from the following menu. Follow the on-screen options
to set up dual-boot mode, size allocated to Android etc. The
installation process will then begin automatically.
Step 6: After that, unplug and power down your device. When you power it back up, you’ll see your dual-boot menu.