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Requiring drivers for San...
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cloning problem
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USB Driver change by Windows 7 SP1 Update |
Posted by: itatang - 11-11-2014, 11:48 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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I prepare the Windows 7 on USB drive and it work perfectly until I have update the OS from Windows Update to SP1.
I try to bypass the SP1 update by installing Windows 7 to a internal drive and update it to SP1. Afterwards, I create a WIM image for the internal drive. Using the WIM file, I create a USB drive again with WinToUSB and it works again.
I think that the driver for usb boot may be corrupted by the SP1.
Can we update the registry or repair the WinToUSB driver whenever the USB drive is destroyed by the update in the further avoiding to start the process of create USB drive from the starting again.
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may explain some architectural concepts ? |
Posted by: zled - 11-02-2014, 07:44 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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I work as an IT manager in ARTEA - Italy (government agricultural paying agency of CEE structural funds).
Your product is the best that i found on the internet. It's extremely interesting for troubleshhooting on a PC using an clear and not infected windows operative system. May you explain some concepts about the architecture of WintoUsb ? I am sure that all the people using it like me will appreciate for Learning purpouse about the argument!
Kinds regards
Leonardo Danza
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Possible to upgrade Windows Technical Preview? |
Posted by: Sybok - 10-29-2014, 06:45 AM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hi!
Is there any chance to upgrade the Windows Technical Preview to the latest preview version if using a Windows-To-Go USB drive created by WinToUSB? I'm asking because the default upgrade mechanism in Windows Technical Preview doesn't work for me. Instead, Windows keeps telling me that it can't install to a USB drive when I try to install the newest preview. If, however, you have to do a complete reinstall for every new version of the preview, the whole idea of installing the technical preview to a USB drive seems rather pointless to me.
Any ideas?
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wintousb and windows 8 certified usb sticks |
Posted by: danskeman - 10-28-2014, 11:02 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Windows 8 certified USB sticks are different to normal USB sticks as they have the "fixed" rather than "removable" drive status set.
This is so Windows 8 Enterprise can create Windows 8 to Go on a (certified) USB stick.
I guess in theory, Wintousb should be able to create a 64 bit UEFI based (windows 8/8.1 or 10 preview) usb setup with a (fixed status) usb stick. We know it cannot do this for normal (removable status) usb sticks.
However, Windows 8 certified usb sticks are pricey, and I was wondering if anybody has tried using Wintousb with such a stick (before I decide to invest in one),
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