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I have a SSD driver partitioned with LVM, here is lvm lvs output: 

LV   VG     Attr     LSize   Pool Origin Data%  Move Log Copy%  Convert
lts  ubuntu -wi-ao-- 103.14g                                           
root ubuntu -wi-ao-- 120.00g

root partition has Ubuntu for everyday use with Ext4. I'd like to install Windows (8?) on the lts partition (no filesystem) - is that possible or will it corrupt my setup (as Windows requires a primary partition)?

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LVM on Windows

I think it's safe to say, no you can't do that. Windows doesn't understand LVM at all. You CAN however implement @KTech's solution. That's the way I'd go.

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