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| Windows 7 BSoD on boot |
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Posted by: VyZi - 07-27-2022, 09:16 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hello!
I have a problem with my Windows 7 installation
After WinToUSB successfully completed the installation I have decided to boot from it, when Windows was starting the animation stopped as if Windows has fully loaded up, however after this the system blue screened with no error code and with the stop code of 0x0000007B
When trying to run safe mode, Windows seems to load all of the drivers correctly then freeze for a few seconds and throw the same blue screen
Enabling boot logging doesn't create ntbtlog.txt for some reason
I have made sure the USB stick is 2.0 and is inserted into a USB 2.0 port, and I have slipstreamed USB 3.0 drivers that worked on a regular installation
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| Dropdown not working |
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Posted by: HybiridTux123 - 07-14-2022, 12:40 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hi,
I'm using WinToUsb 7.0 on a virtualbox VM with windows 7. I have installed the intel 3.0 USB drivers.(I dont use an SSD or HDD, so i had to create a VM and install windows on that) I connected by US through virtualbox. But for, some reason, the drop down menu on the app is not working. At first select source file and destination drive both do not work, but once I click the reload button on the destination drive selection, the source file drop down works. However, nothing happens when i click the destination drive file. no dropdown, nothing. I can't use the older version since you can't install the win 10 pro version on it. Please help me.
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| How to umount partition on Linux- cant find it... |
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Posted by: rjflory - 06-26-2022, 11:28 AM - Forum: Hasleo BitLocker Anywhere (Encrypt Windows C: drive and data partitions, For Windows, Mac and Linux)
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Hi-
I purchased, installed and tried using this on FC33. It seems to work fine for me, except....
I've searched, and searched, and searched for how to cleanly umount the partition, but cannot find it.
I'm a long, long time Linux developer and could certainly kill and umount the chain of processes and loopback mounts, but this seems a bit harsh.
umounting a mounted partition is very counter intuitive.
Also, the mounted (in my case) /dev/sdc2 and /mnt/BitLockerAnaywhere/.sdc2-raw, or /mnt/BitLockerAnywhere/sdc2 do not even show up in the mounted filesystems list in the left (DEVICES) pane. why not? Decending into the mounted subdirs etc. works fine and all files are present, so the mount and such are OK.
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| Requiring drivers for SanDisk Extreme SSD 1TB |
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Posted by: groovdafide - 03-31-2022, 06:11 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hello,
I really tried researching this high and low, but only one result pointed where easyuefi recommended a SanDisk USB 3.0 flash drive.
Hardware: SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD 1TB
Computer: Mac Pro Late 2013
OS: Windows 10 ISO (direct download from Microsoft
Issue: SanDisk boots into Windows installer asking for drivers
Steps I tried:
- Burned ISO to DVD and used as resource (failed)
- Backed and tried up individual drivers for SSD, USB and SCSI controllers shown in Device Manager in running Windows system (failed)
I'm assuming it's a SCSI/Driver related issue, but I can't get around this. I haven't tried a basic 3.0 flash drive yet, because that method takes a very long time, whereas the portable SSD is created in less than 15min. Any help or advice would be grateful.
(I'm assuming the only solution to this is to use a flash drive, but would really love to use the SSD)
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