I wouldn't do that. For several reasons. First, of course, I have no copies of windoze nor would I want any.
Not going to dirty my network with that garbage.
Second, I've been vigilant for decades about expressing my unhappiness with companies who were M$-centric. Remember when many web sites REQUIRED Internet ExploDer in order to access them? I wrote to every single one and told them I don't use M$ garbage, including its INSECURE, non-standards compliant, crap browser, and I wouldn't give them my business until they programmed their sites so all browsers could access them. I used to point them to the
AnyBrowser.org web site, too.
Do you know how long it's been since I encountered an IE only web site? Me either! It's been so long it's a vague memory now. But that's because people like me complained.
So when a company like Netflix refuses to acknowledge and program for Linux users, my choice is to protest by A) letting them know WHY I'm not a customer and, B) NOT using some workaround to use their service. I've been saying for eons that when Linux users do something like dual boot windows so they can access a particular site, all that does is ENCOURAGE that site's belief that Linux users are insignificant. You know what I mean? If all they see in their logs is M$ visitors--even though SOME of those are actually Linux users, only reluctantly booting windoze to access that one site--they're NEVER going to change.