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| From where is the bootloader? |
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Posted by: theuserbl - 02-12-2018, 12:57 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Where comes the Bootloader comes from and under what license is it?
WinToUSB writes an Bootloader to the USB-stick which for example loads the VHD or VHDX. And the legacy option creates an bootloader, too.
Is this bootloader © Microsoft, © Hasleo Software or © of anybody other?
And under what license is the Bootloader?
Greetings
theuserbl
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| System Clone was not succesfull |
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Posted by: quittmann - 01-12-2018, 10:20 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hello there
I need a system clone, cause i`ve had a very bad lost of all my dates, which where on a ssd. So now, i installed everything again, it works, but i really want a "safe copy" from my os, so that i would be able to work, if this happens again.
In the last time i cloned my os with a great tool on an intern HD. This intern HD now is only for the Dates. So i cloned my os on an extern USb-HD. But anytime, i want to boot, i got a blue screen: "Inaccessible BootDevice".
So now, someone told me, that no Windows can boot from an USB Device!
In January 2018 i got the version "WinToUSB" as Full Version and i want to clone on a USB-Flash-Drive (128GB). It cloned for 2 hours, but at the end theres was an error: "The system cannot write ti the specified Device" System Clone was not successfull.
The whole Files and directories are written on the stick, but i cannot boot from it.
What can i do?
I`ve just took a look in the Wintousb.ini:
there is "NTFSFormat=2" !!
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| JScoinminer downloading from easyuefi website why? |
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Posted by: What? - 01-01-2018, 04:24 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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I am posting here because there is no general forum. Everytime today 12-31-2017 I visit your website and click on certain links like to the EasyUefi product page, holiday special, or contact us. My anti virus software blocks a Jscoinminer download and I am unable to access the webpage. Note this does not happen on all your webpages. I did not happen yeasterday. Since contact is "infected" I was unable to contact you that way. This was tested from two different computer. It appears that your website may have been hacked.
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| External USB Install Question |
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Posted by: sig8 - 12-29-2017, 05:05 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Does the external USB drive have to be completely empty and formatted in order to install Windows 10 on it?
I have a 4TB external USB drive with lot of music files on it. I intend to create a small partition on this drive and install Win 10 on that. Let me know how to do that. I can clone or use an iso for install. Thanks.
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| INACCESIBLE_BOOT_Device after reboot |
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Posted by: Steve D - 12-26-2017, 04:42 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hello,
I created a windows 10 system using WinToUSB on a 500GB seagate drive for use on iMac macOS Sierra. It worked fine. I was even able to install the boot camp drivers and get connectivity, etc. and use windows on the Mac. However, after rebooting I get the dreaded inaccessible_boot_device blue screen! I'm pretty sure I can reboot before the boot camp drivers are installed - it's after installing the boot camp drivers when the trouble starts. I've repeated the complete procedure one more time and got the same result (works once then won't boot). I've also tried some of the windows recovery tools that seem to be available with every other boot, but to no avail. I'm wonder if anyone has had this problem. Any help would be appreciated. Here's the procedure that I followed: Initialize the disk to GPT format; Create a system partition - FAT32, 200MB; Create a windows partition - NTFS for remaining space; install windows using WinToUSB; boot up on Mac and install boot camp drivers. Thanks!
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| Windows to go from a virtual machine |
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Posted by: Schladi - 12-23-2017, 10:20 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Dear forum,
i read a lot here and on the hasleo page but did not get the info i searched for.
I have in Virtualbox from Oracle a Win 10 running. From this virtual machine i would like to make a Windows to go USB stick.
From the process to do i understood that i would have to install Hasleo WinToUSB in the running machine.
Then the script would create a winpe image to capture the enviroment info of my laptop.
And here i have my question. Or chain of question.
I need to pas local USB into running virtual machine to see them -> is this recognized after shutdown from the winpe image
How does the winpe know how to convert the right vdi disk and that the USB is back on the laptop port connected and not anymore in Virtualbox
thanks in advance for an answer
HansPeter
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| Can't install WTG on my external SSD |
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Posted by: Cforrester1981 - 12-01-2017, 02:34 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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I have a Lenovo laptop that unfortunately only came with a 32GB onboard NAND flash drive which is HOPELESSLY too small for Windows 10 and MS Office. It also has no SATA port on the motherboard so I have resorted to getting a 120gb Western Digital SSD drive and putting it into a USB3 external drive enclosure and I want to install Windows to it.
I have created a a single NTFS partition on the drive, formatted it and assigned a drive letter. I then tried to run the WinToUSB using my Windows.iso file created yesterday using the Microsoft Media Creation Tool. However, when I click Proceed, it tell me to install a USB drive and hit Refresh.
I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
I've successfully managed to do a WTG installation on my 32GB USB flash drive but this SSD won't work.
Any help would be appreciated.
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| Creating a normal Win10 system that runs from a USB(?) |
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Posted by: MartynA - 11-30-2017, 08:04 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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What I started off trying to do is to use a MacBook's Bootcamp to run Win10 on it. There isn't room for Win10 on the MacBook's internal disk, so I've been trying to make a USB with a copy of Win10 on it. I got nowhere with trying to use the BootCamp Assistant to do that, and a bit of googling got me to WinToUSB. But I'm getting nowhere with that either, because:
I've created a Win10 ISO image and used the Windows Installation USB Creator to put the image onto a Lexar 128 Gb USB drive.
My normal Win10 PC will boot from the USB fine, and enters the Windows SetUp program. Where I run into the sand is at the step where I'm supposed to choose a partition to install Win10 onto. What I want to do, of course, is to install it to the USB itself, but that's the one disk that the drop-down list of available disks doesn't list. I've no idea whether the USB would be listed if there was space for another partition on it, but the Win10 Disk Management utility says there's no free space on it.
So I'm beginning to wonder if it's even possible to install a runnable version of Win10 on a bootable USB drive. So my first q is wherther that is possible or not and, if it is, my next question is how to do it, seeing as the Win10 SetUp program won't give the option of installing it on the USB?
I hope that's all clear,
Thanks Martyn
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| I cannot get it to work! |
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Posted by: Braden'sPC's - 11-28-2017, 12:36 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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When I try and create a Windows To Go Drive, I cannot ever select the system and boot partitions. It selects them for me and it's locked so that I cannot change it. I have tried MBR for BIOS, GPT for UEFI, and MBR for BIOS and UEFI. Nothing works. And the resulting drive is never bootable. What the heck?
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