Barring that, pay attention to the motherboard-maker screen that appears when your PC boots (prior to loading the OS)-it will flash instructions for accessing the BIOS. Often, you just have to press F12 while the PC is booting to access the BIOS, where you will make this change. Unfortunately, the method for selecting which disk to boot from after restart varies among computers. Boot into WindowsĪfter the WinToGo process is complete, all you have to do is boot into Windows! To do this, restart your computer and boot from the external drive. It could be 15 minutes, or it could be a couple of hours. Click 'Select destination drive' and select the destination drive from the pop-up drive list. Click 'Select installation source' and then select 'Current Windows OS' from the list that pops up. The time it takes to install will depend on a number of factors, such as the speed of the destination drive. Connect the USB drive to the computer running Windows 11 that you want to clone, run Hasleo WinToUSB and then click the 'Windows To Go USB'. You’ll also be given the option to configure the size of the Windows installation on the drive just go with the max available unless you’re doing something special.Ĭlick Next to get the installation started. Only try installing Windows in VHD mode if you have issues installing Legacy. If you can, pick Legacy mode that’s the simplest way to go. Wait while the clone is created and written to your USB device.Finally, you’ll be presented with Installation mode. Next, select System Clone, and select the destination disk (your USB device), ensuring it has enough storage.Ĭlick Advanced options, then check the box labeled Create a Portable Windows USB Drive. Simply connect your drive to your computer and launch EaseUs ToDo Backup.
You can find a free version of ToDo Backup on the EaseUs website, which can be used to create a portable Windows drive. You can create a full clone of your existing Windows installation if your USB device is big enough-and take it with you.ĮaseUs' solution will work on any version of Windows 7, 8, and 10.
Backup utility software publisher EaseUs has provided an alternative to those users who want to use Windows to Go but cannot.ĮaseUs ToDo Backup is a general backup tool with added functionality for creating a bootable operating system on USB.
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