Hello,

I really tried researching this high and low, but only one result pointed where easyuefi recommended a SanDisk USB 3.0 flash drive.

Hardware: SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD 1TB
Computer:  Mac Pro Late 2013
OS: Windows 10 ISO (direct download from Microsoft

Issue: SanDisk boots into Windows installer asking for drivers

Steps I tried:

• Burned ISO to DVD and used as resource (failed)
  
• Backed and tried up individual drivers for SSD, USB and SCSI controllers shown in Device Manager in running Windows system (failed)
  

I have WinToUsb installed (free version) 

when ever I use Windows Installation USB Creator and I get to the point were I click ok to create it, I get an error message as follows.

"The free/trail version doesn't support Windows 10 Professional operating system.(0x0000018109810000)"

I don't have windows 10 pro.  I have windows 10 home.


My system as follows:


Processor Intel® Core™ i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz  4.20 GHz
Installed RAM 32.0 GB
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor


Edition Windows 10 Home
Version 21H2
Installed on ‎8/‎20/‎2020
OS build 19044.1586
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4170.0

Hi, is it possible to change an existing Win To Go USB installation from MBR to GPT? I have a new laptop which does not have support for MBR boot anymore.
Thank you.

Hi everyone, I'm new to here. I'm italian. 

I would like some help to clone HDD windows 11 system to/on usb key faster. 

The key is a Samsung Fit Plus 64GB 300MB/s USB 3.1-3.0-2.0 Model MUF-AB/EU

I tried several times to clone the system but on reboot it gives me that error.

I have rebooted several times but the same error always comes up.

is it possible to install windows 11 on usb stick?

so, two problems in one...

i had a failed WintoUSB process that i cancelled.

on the machine that was running it, i now have a 'clone' of the usb drive that isn't there.  (i ejected/removed the usb.)

on the usb itself, it has some directories on it... but they are all 'read only' and have lock icons on them.  i tried to use this usb to transfer a file to another machine, but when i got to the other machine, it kept telling me i wasn't allowed to look at the file, that it had a different owner, blah blah blah.  i tried to follow the steps to change the owner, but failed.

so...

1:  how do i eject/unmount the 'virtual' usb drive wintousb created?

2: how do i undo the 'ownership' of the actual usb drive that wintousb locked ownership of?   (besides reformatting?  or is that it?)


thanks a bunch!

My pc used to "go to sleep" without any issue.
latly ive install my windows on protable ssd drive, and since then "Sleep" is shutting down pc.
the option "sleep" is visible but it's actually shutting down the pc.

BTW: when i restart my pc through the internal drive (m.2 drive which is on motherboard) sleep mode is possible.
both win versions are 20H2

Is there anyway to put pc on sleep mode while windows is running on usb ssd?

i followed these instructions but it did nothing:
https://www.easyuefi.com/wintousb/resour...to-go.html

Can I safely reduce partition size for WinToUSB (Windows 10) using GParted or Win 10 Disk Management without affecting bootability?

I installed Windows 10 on an external SSD and after doing the installation I made a partition.
I had to reinstall Windows 10 on the same SSD but WinToUsb didn't give me the chance
of choosing the partition and therefore I lost what I had in the partition.
I ask, is there the possibility to do the reinstallation without losing the partition?
Thank you very much indeed.

If I create an ISO image of my existing Windows 10 WinToUSB disk can I boot to this from a multiboot setup such as YUMI?