Windows Update does not work, but it is not the usual getting "stuck searching" that is the problem. Issues probably related to device drivers. Then I repeated this with Windows 7, again with WinToUSB, using the SP1 ISO (also a free download from Microsoft). I therefore reinstalled using the Win-10AU ISO (a free download from Microsoft), again with WinToUSB,Īnd I am very pleased with the installation. Was not possible to install the Aniversary Update. The only problem I have encountered so far is that it WinToUSB from the Easy UEFI Development Team. Three months ago I tried to install Windows 10 onto a USB3-stick, and was very pleasantly surprised about how fast it ran. Install XP onto a USB3-stick, but it has always ended with BSOD. But it was unsuccessful from the point of view that it was too slow to run comfortably. USB drivers onto a "slipstreamed" SP3 installation disk. The attempts 2 years ago were successful in the sense that it was possible to run Windows XP on a USB2-stick (SanDisk Cruzer Blade), after taking special actions to install different Partition 1: Windows XP, 7, 10 and Ultimate Boot CDīelow are listed my previous attempts to install Windows onto USB flash drives - installing as if it was onto a HDD: Surprisingly Linux Mint 18 KDE is a bit slow at times, slightly slower than on a HDD installation. This is the slowest of the three USB-sticks. This runs somewhat slower than SanDisk Extreme, though running Windows 7-SP1 and Kubuntu 16.10 is about as fast as on a HDD installation. The response is very quick, at least as quick as on a HDD installation. It is a delight to run Windows 10AU and Kubuntu 16.10 on it. This is the most expensive of the three USB drives, but also the fastest of them. I have created 3 USB-sticks and this is a overview giving links to more detailed descriptions and explanations. The rather awkward "persistent" USB-sticks using Casper are no With fast USB3 flash drives it is now possible to enjoy proper installations on the USB drive, like if the installation had been onto a hard disk drive.
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