I moved to a remote area in the countryside as i am going to help my family with their business in the farm, there's an old PC with Windows 7 on it, I am looking to switch to some light weight Linux distro no USBs or DVDs here at all, am i out of options or there is a way to install linux without an external object?

may be partition a part of the hdd and flash it with linux iso then boot that partition like a usb or dvd

and i found this dont no if this will work https://askubuntu.com/questions/484434/how-can-i-install-ubuntu-without-cd-and-usb
and for distros debian its as light as it can get and what i use good luck anon >>1532871 (OP)

>>1532882
>>1532881
Thanks mate, i am going to ask around on different forums about this method, i don't want it to risk fucking my whole computer that even windows 7 gets erased

I think it would be easiest to just do what it takes to get a spare USB drive.

If you have a spare extra hard drive you can probably use that along with the stuff mentioned in >>1532882

It will be more difficult than just using a USB drive, though.