Is it known whether WinToUSB (Windows 10) created on a standard laptop will work on an ASUS Transformer T101HA 2-in-1 (apart from possible issues with booting from USB)?

My pc used to go into sleep mode before i installed it on external drive.

Now, i' ve just installed windows 10 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 this guide (https://www.easyuefi.com/wintousb/resour...to-go.html) and choose "Disable" checkbox in step 4.
i also downloaded and installed the reg file on this post: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/6718...10-pc.html

none of them helps.
any clue?

good day,

how to run windows 10 wintousb.vhd in virtualbox ?

sometimes i don't have extra laptop to insert the usb drive and boot to windows 10 to go

I tried to add windows 10 wintousb.vhd in virtualbox but it didn't work, can some one guide me through the steps ?

I have disabled Windows Security.  And Run as Administrator.  I just can't figure out what is having it stall at 99%.  I saw on other posts you asked for the user file.

My goal is to have a Windows 10 bootable install to use on my iMac to run a couple windows programs/games.

   
Thank you!

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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?

Hi, I encounter the problem that my WinToUSB Windows 10 (1903) won't stay in sleep - it automatically wakes up after a few seconds.
When I check with "powercfg -lastwake" I can see that it is caused by the xHCI (USB 3.0 host controller) where the USB drive is connected.

Any ideas how to solve this? Thanks.

Just want to be sure about the 2-computer limit for WinToUSB Pro.  I take this to mean two installations.  I can put one registered copy of WinToUSB on a USB drive and the other copy of the software on a computer, both in the same household.  Correct?

I am aware of the procedure to clone an existing Win 10 USB to another disk as backup, but have a question.  I have enabled the hard disk of the host computer in my existing USB.  Should this be disabled before creating a new clone or might the software do this automatically?

When using an ISO as an image file in WinToUSB and selecting Home edition, the following error is received (see attached) 


Note this Microsoft developer ISO contains other images of Windows 10, however I am selecting the Home edition. 
Tried with Windows 10 versions: 1809, 1903, 2004

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Hello, so I've been trying to get a Windows 8.1 Pro WinToUSB portable hard drive (Sandisk 1TB portable hard drive) to work with my laptop but when trying to run on my laptop, it says "A disk read error occurred Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart". It works just fine on my main PC (in fact, I am using it rn). The hard drive is an MBR drive, which was recommended by this post: Hasleo Software Forums - Disk read error (easyuefi.com) but MBR still doesn't work. On the laptop, Windows is installed as a GPT but when I try to use GPT with WinToUSB, I get an ACPI error and when searching it up, it says to allow the program through an anti virus or remove the program, yet when I did it, it still errored out. I have tried everything, googling everywhere, resetting the BIOS on the laptop but it just won't boot! Could the fact that it is a Hackintosh using Clover device affect it? I am genuinely out of ideas at this point.