I'm going to make Win11 Pro WTG on an Axe Memory flash drive of 500 GB.
I see an option in WintoUSB like "Virtual Hard Disk Size". Do I need to modify the number which showed up in there or am I supposed to leave this as it is?
Another question. Maybe stupid one, maybe not. 500 GB is a big-capacity flash drive. So I wonder how WintoUSB is going to treat this external device. Therefore should I choose VHDX or maybe legacy installation mode?

Edit: Okay now. Disregard the second question guys. I can put an ISO file thru WintoUSB two times after all. In case when something wrong would have been with WTG then I'll choose another installation mode making WTG again. There's no big deal.

Installation mode legacy does not appear in the choice menu...Why ???????
 
I tried every thing but I only loose time and money on your wintousb...
Does not seem to work at all...
Please refund !!!!!!!!!!!

Is it possible to install windows on a mac OS ? Thanks

To avoid having to press a function key, to direct the boot to my USB device, I need to know what folder/file to point the boot process to in BIOS setup. 

I added a boot option, pointing it to the USB device. 

BIOS then asks me to select the media file, listing the folders and files it can see at that location.
I have not yet selected a folder as the target, so I am not sure doing so will not result in another selection to make from the contents of the (yet-to-be) selected folder. 

The list of options are: (See attachment)
<System Volume Information> (Folder)
<Boot> (Folder)
<EFI> (Folder)
<$RECYCLE.BIN> (understood as not a valid option)
bootmgr (File)
D519D51B______fill in the blank with tons of characters______.exc (File)

I greatly appreciate any assistance!

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Hello everyone,

I have 2 SSD hard drives (500GB and 1TB) with windows (one for programming, one for music creation)
It has already happened to me that one of them crashes, impossible to repair it with the windows tools at startup (so I was forgotten to reinstall EVERYTHING, it took me a long time)
So, I had done a test by cloning one of the SSD disks on another SSD (with EaseUS), but impossible to boot the disk where the backup was (windows error before its launch, blue screen if I remember correctly)

What solution do I have? How can I back up my 2 hard drives properly?
The ideal would be to have a 2TB backup hard drive by making a 500GB partition for the backup of disk 1 and another of 1TB for disk 2
and...if ever one of my SSD crashes, recover the backup on a partition of my backup HD to re-clone on my bootable SSD

Thank you in advance for your help!

hello guys.
i have 2 different sdd drives with 2 system installed.
When change from one system to other one, The current OS is "taking over" some folders on the data drive (D that causes some problems when i change to the other system (like the cloud app having problems to sync files from these folders)

is there anyway i can so this taking overs between 2 systems and make peace between them?

good morning
I am a blind user and was thinking of purchasing Hasleo WinToUSB for my work
However, I can't use Hasleo WinToUSB with 'nvda, jaws, narrator' screen readers.
After a programmatic analysis of the problem, I found that WinToUSB
was designed by qt5 Widget
This pattern is not compatible at all and cannot be used with screen readers
So, could you please recreate the GUI of the program with accessibility in mind
Here are some guidelines and you can find more
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/accessible.html

Hi There,
As first I like to thank WinToUsb creators for the wonderful software.

I like to ask a question:
I have made a bootable WinToUsb of Windows 10 to an ssd harddisk through an USB connector. It works as expected and I love it.
I like to place this ssd into a pc and connect it with sata cable, just like an ordinary harddisk. 
Will this installation work through sata connection just like it do through USB connection?
Or will it not boot at all?
If this works it will save me time reinstalling a pc...
Thank you in advance for your answer(s),

FreeDuck

I've followed the guide as provided here to create a Windows 11 installation USB drive that can bypass Windows 11 system requirements: 

Quote:https://www.easyuefi.com/wintousb/resour...ments.html

Quote:Windows 11 [22H2] [22621.525]

Quote:WinToUSB Version 7.1.2

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I set up a WinToUSB drive running Windows 11 home. After booting my system from this USB drive, my windows system shows both a C drive and D drive, both labeled WinToUSB. It looks like the D drive is a separate partition with a disk image on it. Maybe that disk image is mounted as the C drive? I'm not sure. The C drive has only about half the storage available, 128 GB, while the D drive appears to have the full 238 GB.

Can I get rid of this? Can I have a single boot drive, with all the storage available, as a single C drive?