I am very interested in using this product, but I need more information on the development team. What country are you based in, and is this a group of remote developers working together, or is The EasyUEFI Development Team a formal company, where they are all employed solely for the purposes of the company interests (i.e. Easy UEFI, WinToUSB, WinToHDD, etc.)?

Product looks great and works great, but I need more company info to purchase it.

-Colman

Hello Members,

I have a Year 2002 purchased Licensed version of Win XP on a Compaq CD.

Wish to return to this iconic legacy OS. Boot from CD is getting STUCK at the very first stage viz. --"Checking Hardware Configuration..".

Tried using WinToUSB under>> CD/DVD ROM to USB << & it returned --"Cannot find Bootable image(error code)"!

Gave a shot to Tool available under Drop-down menu>>CD/DVD to ISO<< & created suitable ISO successfully.

Now tried >>Image-To-USB<< & it is again returning --"Cannot find Bootable Image (error code)"!

Please help me accomplish the task of creating a Bootable WinXP on my Flash-drive in order to make a further attempt of installing the same on my PC, or atleast be able to run the same through USB Flash drive!

Lastly, is there some Exclusive method to transform a usual ISO to a Bootable ISO? Why the prompts are refusing to recognize the newly created ISO as a Bootable ISO?

Kindly suggest...& help will be sincerely appreciated.

PS - My current OS is Win 8 Home edition & current system is HP AIO Desktop PC--18-1206in.

So I've retried win2usb process 4 times now trying legacy and vhd options. I'm trying to install Windows 10 on a. Samsung t3 for use on a MacBook Pro. I've initialised the efi partition as GPD 100mb in size as fat32. The second partition is the remainder size of the ssd as ntfs. The process goes through the conversion from the Windows ISo to the written Samsung ssd successfully each time.

When I reboot the MacBook Pro holding down the alt key the Samsung ssd never appears as a boot option

What to do?

Hi,

I have installed WinToUSB on a 128gb USB 3.0 SanSisk.

Here is what I have:
WinToUSB (C - 657 MB free of 19.9 GB
WinToUSB (D - 81.6 GB free of 115.7 GB

It seems every app I install and all of the Windows updates are eating up the (C virtual drive and eventually I won't have any space left.

Disk Management says I have this
Disk1: WinToUSB (D 115.7 GB NTSF - Healthy (System, Active, Primary Partition)
Disk2: Win10 (C 19.99 GB NTFS - Healthy (Boot, Active, Crash Dump, Primary Partition)

Q:  How can I move space from the (D to the (C to give me more space?

hi

have cloned bootable win7 wintogo onto external usb3.0; now want to migrate BACK to new (replaced) internal hdd on laptop;

apprec pointers / steps;

tia

I have cloned my Windows 7 SP1 64-bit using WinToUSB 3.1 to a Sandisk 500 external SSD. My laptop is a Lenovo T440. Before to clone I disabled the USB 3.0 support from BIOS to permit the windows 7 boot. The cloning was successfull.

Unfortunately, when I tried to boot from Sandisk I got Stop 0x0000007E (0xFFFFFFFC00000005, ..........).

I'm able to boot in Safe Mode.

Any suggestion? Many thanks in advance.

So right now I use WintoUSB to use my laptop that has a broken HDD and everything is going really well! (It's an ASUS N550JK-DS71T, by the way) But the one, most aggravating issue is that whenever the computer is put to sleep, Windows ejects all flash drives including WintoUSB, essentially shutting down Windows by doing so. (And this gets really troublesome as I move between some classes).

So I came here to ask, does anybody know a way I can stop Windows from ejecting flashdrives when it sleeps? (Windows Settings? BIOS Settings?) Thanx.

hi all,

newbie, apprec quick clarification;

thinking to use wintousb (or wintohdd) to create bootable image of win7 installation - idea being to keep an image (status as of date of clone), so as able to re-image back to same laptop - basically backup/restore to point in time;

would this be acceptable usage scenario?
which more appropriate, wintousb or wintohdd?

tia/rgds
spc

I have downloaded the Windows 10 ISO and installed WinToUSB 3.1 successfully.  When trying to use Windows To Go Conversion on the step "Please select the destination disk", my Sandisk Extreme 64GB USB 3.0 SDCZ80-064G-G46 drive dismounts and I receive the following error: Failed to run system API.(0x00320015011F0000).  I have to go back into computer management to re-assign the drive and format it before seeing it in My Computer again.  I'm running Windows 10 Pro on a Surface Pro 4 with Bitlocker and Windows Defender activated.  I have tried turning Windows Defender off, but the same warning continued to appear.  The logs are attached.  Please advise.  Thanks!

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Hello dear support team,

I tried installing various windows OS with various versions of the program on a sandisk 32 GB USB device.
However it always errors out with the well known system api error. For specifics, I put the user.log in the attachment.

I hope you can fix this issue for me (:

Best regards

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