Hi,

First off - ty for such a nice piece of software.

Second- I installed Win10 successfully on my USB drive. It works well so far using the created VHD file. It stays activated without a problem on the computer i created WinToUSB. However ...

my idea or understanding was that this way i can use Win10 on any (or many) other computers (just like Linux does). So far this seems to be the case, HOWEVER it will not stay activated ...

What would be the solution (the original computer used for WinToUSB creation has a digital license upgrade right)?

I have a minimal(28gb) installation of Windows 10 Professional & want to clone it to 64gb Flash Drive.
Flash drive has MBR with the following partitions:
winToUsb (D) NTFS 60.2g boot partition
* Fat32 100m system partition
Using mode VHDX or VHD, Legacy not available.
Starts to create WinPe then fails with error 'can not run System API (0x0000001502660000)'
I have also disabled the Firewall. Attached is user.log as text file.
I look forward for any help with this problem.

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I am trying to clone hd 500gb hd to another 500 hb, completing 100% of the process the message - "error failed to run system API.(0x0003001502890000)"
Please help.

Hello , I have followed the instructions to allow hibernation in the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc), but its still not available, tried with powercfg.exe /hibernate on after, but keeps saying it can't be activated because of VHD.
How can it be activated?
How to enable or disable hibernate in Windows To Go workspace?
Thanks

I want to boot both BIOS-based and UEFI-based computers. So on my USB hard drive I created a System FAT partition(350M) and a NTFS boot partition. But it does not allow me to select the system partition. There is no radio button for the system partition. What is the problem?

I am using WinToUSB Free v3.1. I am trying to install Windows 10 Pro 64 bits. My USB hard drive is using MBR partition.

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hi

would like to, either
- create wintogo workspace for a vista ult 32bit, from internal 200g hd to external 320g usb hd, or
- migrate from internal 200g hd;
the idea / objective is to eventually
= have newer, bigger internal hd (but still remain on vista)

would either wintousb or wintohdd able to help?

tia

Hello!

i really appreciate your programs but i always have difficulties to find the latest build version and changelog

Can you please show these valuable informations on the frontpage of this program?

(including stable versions, beta versions and recent changes)

i understand this can take some place to post it in the frontpage. in this case, simple links to the adequate pages will do
(ex: Link to Stable Version - Link to Beta Version - Link to Changelog)

Best regards,

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?