I don’t want to start an operating system war. Just want to mention that @Vadim may be an outlier in preferring windows. I’m not sure what overhead on Linux @Vadim is referring to, but possibly the use of docker. You can choose to run the node natively on Linux as well, but the overhead for docker is so minimal that I would recommend docker for multinode setups, because it makes managing different nodes a lot easier. And any additional overhead due to docker is by far outweighed by Linux itself having a lot less overhead.
That said, should you choose to use windows, I recommend using @Vadim’s toolbox for windows: Win GUI Storj Node Toolbox
Without it it requires quite a bit of tinkering to manage multiple nodes on windows to begin with. Keep in mind that this is not an official tool, but you can look through the thread to see how many people use it with success. I guess @Vadim was to modest to mention it himself. 