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Sounds lika a plan. Thanks again for your help. I just checked both of my computers and both have only 3.0 usb ports. And win2go flies!

Thanks for your help. I made several W2G using Hasleo, and I tried running them both on a new and a lslightly older computer and they worked perfectly. My older computer didn't pass the requirements for W11 yet it ran very well. The problem comes when I tried to run the W2G on my friends older...

I have read where users use Macrium Reflect to restore an image to a Vmware Workstation virtual machine. Never tried it though. Does a portable with Rufus boot up with any machine? I mean, like Hasleo is supposed to do. To make a portable, I put the ISO onto the Rufus thumb drive like usual...

My internal drive is set to NTFS, and my Win2Usb is also NTFS. Not sure what my friend's computers are, hopefully I can find out. I am following the Hasleo tutorials of Partition scheme: MBR for BIOS and UEFI Installation mode: Legacy

I have to set the bios everytime I change the Portable SSD, so that is familiar to me. Once changed it stays until I choose another Portable SSD. We set the bios on my friends's three computers, didn't work. When I boot up with any Portable SSD, Disk Management always lists it as Drive C

We checked that, they can run SSe4.2. Supposedly, computers from the past 10 years or so, can run SSE4.2

When making these Hasleo WtoG, I choose from the Hasleo tutorial: "MBR for BIOS and UEFI: This option creates a Windows To Go USB that can be booted on both BIOS and UEFI computers." My latest & greatest Custom built and also my can't run W11 but not that old both boot up. I am not sure what...

Actually, Windows To Go can install to a stick, but many use portable SSD. I use both 1 and 2 Terabyte drives. I have avoided using the Hasleo "wintousb" title as it is too easy to assume the stick. I use this as my Windows OS, and it will run both online and off. The only thing we can't do...

I have made several Windows to go on a portable SSD using Hasleo WinToUsb for Windows 11. They run beautifully on my computer (W11). I also have a not so old custom built that won't run W11 (currently runs W10 on internal), but the portable runs on there too, very well. Both computers are custom...