I have a Mac and need to run Windows 10 from time to time. I heard about Windows To Go the other day and wondering if any one managed to make a working portable Windows 10 USB drive? What's the correct steps to do that?
Anyone managed to make a portable Win10 USB?
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This looks like the info you need.
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well for one thing i'm sorry that a. you have a mac and b. you feel like torturing yourself by running (((windows 10))), but also microsoft literally just killed support for Windows To Go™ (god i hate that name) with the 2004 update. there's a program called wintousb which is free for personal use (no idea if it's good or not) and apparently there are alternatives if you're willing to dig deeper
wouldn't it just be easier to use boot camp?
wouldn't it just be easier to use boot camp?
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My MacBook Pro has only 15GB free space left and there is no room for installing Windows.
P.S I tried EasyUEFI WintoUSB and got an error, saysing "Failed to run system API (0x0005001501B20000)" and Balena Etcher does not support Windows 10 ISO
I know it, it is a free software, but it seems that it hasn't worked well in the past 2 years. I have used it once and the result has not satisfied me.
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I just made a VM which uses my flash drive as a hard disk, then installed Windows 10 on that, and booted it up on bare metal. Works fine.
EasyUEFI WintoUSB didn't work for you,have you tried UUByte WintoUSB Pro?I personally think that it works better on Windows 10 than EasyUEFI WintoUSB.
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Yesterday I used Wintousb again,it succeeded this time but it was not easy.To create a portable windows 10 usb,i prefer UUbyteWintoUSB Pro, because it is easy to operate, only a few simple steps are required.
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