Closed nitschis closed 1 month ago
Use another device to prepare your USB drive, and just use Rufus
Then the autounattend.xml does not work.
Did you follow this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDEZDD_gEbo&t=0s
Are you guys actually reading the report? How does any of this help with installation on an external medium?
These files are not made for a "Windows to Go" installation, it's intended for a normal Windows installation. Currently there is no plan to support Windows To Go installations either, to be honest, I'm not even sure if you can use answer files on Windows To Go installations.
Thous, I am asking if it is possible to remove the limitation of not being able to install on an external SSD. I have no interest in "Windows to Go". I just want a static installation on an external drive.
@nitschis You can use DISM to apply a windows image (or a much easier tool called DISM++) to any disk (external or internal) then copy the answer file you want to use to "Windows/Panther/unattended.xml" (Note that you will need to create that directory, it doesn't exists on a fresh installation)
Thous, I am asking if it is possible to remove the limitation of not being able to install on an external SSD. I have no interest in "Windows to Go". I just want a static installation on an external drive.
when you install windows on an external drive you call it Windows to Go my dude
Thous, I am asking if it is possible to remove the limitation of not being able to install on an external SSD. I have no interest in "Windows to Go". I just want a static installation on an external drive.
when you install windows on an external drive you call it Windows to Go my dude
Why even take part in the conversation if you don't understand the premise of the whole topic? No, that's not what you call "Windows to Go".
@OmarKSH Interesting, the file will then be loaded at first boot? I will check it out.
@nitschis It will be applied during the OOBE phase, you will see a CMD window appearing then disappearing multiple times.
Currently, Windows 11 can not be installed on an external USB drive. Are there tweaks to remove these restrictions?
I know of a few tools which offer this option to some extent: Windows To Go Creator, Rufus, WinToUSB.