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Windows 7 boot BSOD: 0x000000A5: The BIOS in this system is not fully ACPI compliant. |
Posted by: phd - 06-05-2024, 11:13 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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After a successful installation of Window 7 on an external USB drive, during boot, I get this BSOD:
Code: A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage
to your computer.
If this is the first time you've seen this Stop error screen,
restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow
these steps:
The BIOS in this system is not fully ACPI compliant. Please contact your
system vendor for an updated BIOS.
Technical information:
*** Stop: 0x000000A5 (0x0000000000000011, 0x0000000000000008, 0xFFFFFA80074416E8, 0
x0000000020160422)
Is it possible in WinToUSB to install Windows 7 with "Standard PC HAL" instead of "ACPI HAL"?
In manual Windows installation it seems it can be done by pressing F7 during Windows Setup startup:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topi...5a0#ID0EDF
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Is it possible to place WinToUsb SSD into PC? |
Posted by: shanreto - 05-02-2024, 07:25 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hello everyone, I am a new member.
I created a bootable WinToUsb of Windows 10 and connected it to an SSD hard disk using a USB cable. I'm thinking of putting this SSD in a computer and connecting it with a sata connection, just like a regular hard drive.
Will this installation function with a SATA connection in the same way as it works using a USB connection?
If this works, I will save time reinstalling a computer...
Thanks in advance for your response.
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I have the following problem. |
Posted by: Butimis1 - 04-25-2024, 04:52 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hello
I have the following problem.
I Want to install Windows 10 version 1903 from iso to my external SSD Samsung X5 but
WinToSB doesn't see it.
I have tried to reformat ssd, re-creating the partition etc, but nothing helps.
What i can do ?
I would be grateful for any advice and help.
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Does the stable 2.0 release support upgrading builds right within the external drive |
Posted by: Fition - 04-05-2024, 06:04 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hi everyone:
Recently I used WintoUSB 2.0 beta to install Windows 10 Tech Preview build 9841, the process is pretty smooth.
My question right now is: does the stable 2.0 release support upgrading builds right within the external drive without going through the entire process within WintoUSB again? Like either trick Windows into think my external drive is an HDD, or actually make the external drive emulate the environment of HDD.
I wanted to upgrade to build 9926 because the UI is just too beautiful to ignore. I'm gonna wipe my current install of build 9841 and download the latest version of WintoUSB just to install build 9926.
Currently, if Windows asked to upgrade my build, and I choose it to do so, it will pop up a message saying "Windows Technical Preview cannot be installed in a flash drive."
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Just something for others to take note of. |
Posted by: Nolibleyou - 04-03-2024, 06:35 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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The changes made so that 1809 works seem to be reversed when sfc /scannow is run. I was attempting to fix an issue where Legacy booting worked but EFI would hang on loading everytime, recreated the boot partition with bcdboot, didn't work, tried sfc /scannow and now the system blue screens every time I boot legacy or EFI.
Just something for others to take note of.
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Laptop Won't Power Off |
Posted by: rscosworth - 03-25-2024, 10:05 PM - Forum: WinToUSB (Best Windows To Go Creator)
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Hey guys, first time user and lover of WinToUSB but I have some problems that I would like to seek guidance on.
I have created a USB-C Windows 11 installation using WinToUSB and everything appears to be working as designed. I am using this on a Lenovo Thinkpad T14s Gen3 device. The issue I have is when I reboot or shutdown the laptop from the Windows 11 WinToUSB installation the machine will stay powered on, that is, black screen, no activity. The only way to power off is to hold the power button for 5-10seconds, and then upon power on I can select the USB-C disk again and it boots into the WinToUSB installation normally (no errors about incorrectly shutting down or anything)
I am convinced this is likely a BIOS / Configuration issue in some way - can anyone assist?
Thanks
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