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Multiple VHD on a single USB |
Posted by: Leopold - 10-27-2017, 12:31 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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When I use WinToUSB and create a WinToGo USB drive from a Windows 10 ISO for example, I see that a VHD file is created on the USB drive from which the OS boots. Now my question is, whether we can add a few more VHDs to that same USB drive, so that we can choose which of the VHDs I can boot up from, at startup ?
For example, I want to create a bootable WinToGo USB of Windows 10 using WinToUSB. SO I get an USB containing a VHD file.
Now I can create another such similar WinToGo on a different USB drive, That drive will also contain another VHD file.
Now, I want to add that second VHD also to the SAME [first] USB that WinToGo that I made, and I want the bootloader to ask me at startup as to what VHD I want to boot from...
Can you please tell me how I can do this ?
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I have already seen this thread... Hoping to see more clearer steps on how exactly it can be done .. Thank you
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About disk optimized tool on WTG... |
Posted by: Lavik - 10-13-2017, 05:26 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hello, Guys,
I built the Windows 10 WTG (Professional Edition) on external SSD (USB3.0 to SATA3) and run it for 2 months, looks everything is good.
But I confused about disk optimized tool recently, because it shows my disk is "hard disk drive" in media type, not the "solid state drive". And looks the OS treats the SSD like a traditional hard disk to do defragmentation.
So I post a thread on other forum and try to know what happened. According the replies, I guess the rough conclusion is: if you build a WTG by the built-in tools of Windows 10 Enterprise Edition, you'll see the correct media type "Solid State Drive"; if you built by WinToUSB, you'll see the "Hard Disk Drive" like me. The point is the OS may not do the right things to the SSD drive.
I don't know wether it is a correct thought, so I post here and hope to have some help.
Anyone has any idea?
Thanks a lot for any help!
PS. Sorry, I don't mean WinToUSB is bad, actually it is a very good tools and helps me to finish WTG very easily. I just have a confused problem needs to be figured out. Thanks for the team of WinToUSB!!!
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