In the first place sorry if this question had already been here on this forum. But I searched for one and could not find out what had surprised me a little. Or maybe I just have gotten tired of this WTG stuff and I need to take a break from it   

Anyway, the question sounds like the title of this post above.

Restore: image back

does not start anymore,

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Hello,

Creating an image takes three times as long as possible compared to Macrium Reflect, I hope that is still improved.

Otherwise, I like the software quite well

Is it something I have to consider and do something about this? Drive D almost 100% full. 
Asking cause I don't want to loose and waiste my time what I spent on doing this. Also I'd like to clone this Win10 Pro Live to my another flash drive. Now I'm not certain does it make sense to clone (etc.) when I see this in Windows Explorer.  Though an OS works pretty good on my flash drive.

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Creating Win10 Pro Live on USB. There are three options to boot it from. But I'm focused on VHD and VHDX. Which one would be better? Flash drive SanDisk Extreme Pro CZ880 128 GB. 

EDIT: Already have done with this. Chosen a VHDX. System works like a charm   
And how fast was an installation! 
4 minutes WintoUSB installed plus time for setting up Windows it's all together less than half an hour till I have had seen desktop. For me it is unbelievable fast! 

But my question still open. Was this a good decision about VHDX? Or a VHD option  might be better?

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Two weeks ago or so I used WintoUSB to create a Win7 Home Premium Live on Lexar flash drive. In the options of WintoUSB program was available only an option VHD, the other ones were greyed out. So I went for it as I had no other choice. An installation took all the possible time as supposed to be taken to install, so at some moment I thought I had made it. Then window with the error had appeared     Please, take a look at the photo below.

I have 2 Win7 ISO files. So, that's what happened to one using WintoUSB as I described above. And another one went thru an installation process  with no problem. In case of another file WintoUSB showed only available option as legacy to proceed. As to an ISO in program with only available a VHD option seems to me weird and unknown.

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Okay, I have mastered a little Windows Live on USB so far. Now question. Is it possible to create a Windows Live on USB non-persistent? I mean when we start to use a Windows Live stick another time then all changes what we made previously would have been gone. Just like Linux Live distro on USB stick. Possible?

Hi
I have installed Win7 Live Home Premium on one of my flash drives. This was my third attempt installing Win7 and seems like an important matter has quality of flash drive cause this time Win7 Live system has no lags and hangings. Used SanDisk 64 GB USB 3.0 CZ93 (though system shows it is 3.2Gen1).
I was struggling to do Windows Update on my Win7 USB Live and ended up with no positive results. This was frustrating, you know  I think I had exhausted my possibilities to the end. I was even on Microsoft Catalogue website and downloaded stuff. Downloaded but can't install. That's the error that came up after an attempt to install (picture).
Anyway, what the hell that means? Like I'm using an illegal copy of Windows? Come on! The Win7 on my flash drive has been activated.

Googling and searching to find the solution to make Windows updated I also have met this forum and read a little about Windows Update on Windows USB Live.
What I understand of this there's a program like Windows To Go Upgrader that makes Windows Updates working on Win7 Live USB? Do I understand this correctly? Or have misunderstood? Please correct me if I'm wrong.