I tried searching online for an answer but could not find anything.

I am running Win 7 and am trying to create a WINtoUSB using Win 10 ISO on a Kingston 3.0 64GB USB drive using WINtoUSB Pro.

I choose the ISO then Parition scheme is MBR for BIOS and UEFI. Then installation mode is VHDX and VHDD is 56GB.

I am getting error "Failed to run system API. (0x000000501560000) -> What does this mean?

If I coose VHD it runs fine, but the instructions say to use VHDX for Win10.

I tried to boot using the VHD option and it just sits on the please wait loading screen.

Any help or advice would be appriciated.
Thank you.

Running Windows 10 from a Ext. SSD using Hasleo WindowsToUSB...???
Currently I like to run windows 10 from an external SSD when using a laptop. I use a software program called Hasleo WindowsToUSB in order to install windows 10 to my external SSD.

I usually keep the SSD as 1 partition scheme and just install it as usual per the instructions when using the software. The problem with this is that I usually have to plug in a second external hard drive in order to download and save files that I do not want to be stored on the SSD.

If anyone in here has any experience using this software...  fnaf 2

Do you know if its possible to partition the SSD into 2 partitions and still be able to install Windows 10 on one of the partitions using Hasleo WindowsToUSB, while also having the other partition as a storage drive that will show up in Windows 10 when using the same external hard drive as the boot drive?

Made Windows 7 Home Premium Live USB on my Windows 11 Pro x64 PC. But I cannot boot this up.
As suggested by the blue error message on the screen, I went to the BIOS and started to look for the ACPI/Power management option. There's no option like that there!!!
I went to Device Manager on Windows and checked the firmware. And I saw the firmware didn't need to be updated.
Now I'm thinking if running Win7 Live USB on a Win11 Pro PC is possible in the first place.     

Hello, currently I like to run windows 10 from an external SSD when using a laptop. I use Hasleo WindowsToUSB in order to install windows 10 to my external SSD.

I usually keep the SSD as 1 partition scheme and just install it as usual per the instructions when using the software. The problem with this is that I usually have to plug in a second external hard drive in order to download and save files that I do not want to be stored on the SSD.
Do you know if its possible to partition the SSD into 2 partitions and still be able to install Windows 10 on one of the partitions using Hasleo WindowsToUSB, while also having the other partition as a storage drive that will show up in Windows 10 when using the same external hard drive as the boot drive?

Thanks in advance

I'd like to throw my actual Win7 Live USB content to Ventoy. But I would first have to create an ISO file of my Win7 Live USB. Can we make an ISO image of two drives (D and E) as we have in the Live USB structure? This is my question.

I know I could throw to Ventoy "plain" Win7 ISO. Plain - I mean, without my settings, personalization, and my content. It's just a fresh ISO. But then, installing third-party programs is time-consuming and a pain in the neck to make settings to my liking.

I know that having Win7 Live on an external drive, we are not supposed to mess through port USB 3.x. 
But what about creating Win7 To Go through USB 3.x by WintoUSB? Can we use port USB 3.x just to create Win7 To Go, or still not? That way, it would be faster.

When I try to select the legacy option it is greyed out and doesn't let me use it. I need to use it.

I bought a new PC and of course I now want to have a WinToUSB clone made from the new one. How do I transfer the license from the old PC to the new one? tiny fishing

I have a laptop HDD but how can convert to a portable drive?

Hi!

Well appreciated to understand what was created on my external drive after completion.

mbr for bios and UEFI:
I needed a copy of my drive (legacy Bios) because it is crashing at times
and 
a copy that can be installed in a new machine that I am still building with UEFI.

I am using the Win2USB Professional.

My source machine is an old Legacy Bios Toshiba laptop (2012). (477GB)

1. I choose my existing Windows64 10 pro (22H2) (SOURCE) to a WD 1 TB  external Drive (DESTINATION).
2. I choose mbr for bios and UEFI and ran it under the "Legacy" setting.
3. 5 hours later and all was created successfully.

two drives were created; that seem to exist within my external drive:
1. copy of my original source now labelled "F:" instead of "C:"
2. WINTOUSB labelled "G:"


The Source and Source Copy are the same (C & F)
The folder inside WINTOUSB looks like this:



my question is do i need to do anything other than have my external drive plugged in and set my bios to usb .....
and restart the machine to see if my old machine can boot ok in an emergency?

Thanks!
Jeff