Classic installation of a Windows 10 ISO on the machine, don't forget to leave some room on the hard drive for Fedora (minimum 50 GB recommended)
Installation of Fedora 34 with the XFCE Desktop
Download installation scripts to /tmp
Go to /tmp (cd) and chmod +x install_packages_dump.sh
Launch ./install_packages_dump.sh as root user or else sudo /tmp/install_packages_dump.sh
Yes, after installing Fedora, perform a classic installation of a Windows 10 ISO on the machine, make sure that it uses the remaining space and does not delete the Fedora partitions (otherwise, try again).
In your BIOS, select the boot order, if a Fedora entry exists, put it first, otherwise the bios will usually suggest creating a custom entry: \EFI\fedora\grubx64.efi, don't forget to place this custom entry first in the startup order. This procedure and its necessity depend on the type of computer on which the installation is made.