We restart and we will find our system enabled with the resize of the windows. Soon I will publish a video that illustrates how to install and configure it on Qemu/KVM
Package $ yay -S virt-manager from community repo is a GUI that makes managing QEMU/KVM machines an experience close to virtualbox. The performance benefits of KVM vs Virtualbox are very noticeable.
I don’t have a need to boot to Windows any longer (well except once in a blue moon when I want to game, but that’s rather rare, as I’m not into ). I now run that install from the comfort of my Linux desk I passed the physical Windows drive thru to the KVM VM and it boots directly off the Windows drive. I can now run the same Windows install both with direct booting into it or through the VM. Running through a VM has the added benefit of being able to communicate with my Linux system and access it through SSH (I use WinFsp and SSHFS-Win, two windows programs which allow drive mapping trough ssh, as a workaround for the now no longer working samba).