Windows 10 bootable USB has 2 UEFI patitions?

alphanumeric said:

I must be doing something wrong as that has never worked for me? I'm not going dwell on it here though, don't want to take this thread anymore off topic than it already is.
It's just a bit frustrating to have access to the official legal way of creating a WTG drive. And have the legal product codes to activate it. But get stuck using slow hardware.

Try latest version of wintousb. In past it was tricky for uefi as you had to setup partitions but now, it does it all for you.

re. WTG, MS got in bed with specialist usb fixed attribitute suppliers, but now there is no technical need to restrict users (MS probably have a commercial arrangement though).

I bet you could install it on an hdd and clone partitions to a fast fast removable flash drive and it will work fine.

cereberus said:

Try latest version of wintousb. In past it was tricky for uefi as you had to setup partitions but now, it does it all for you.

re. WTG, MS got in bed with specialist usb fixed attribitute suppliers, but now there is no technical need to restrict users (MS probably have a commercial arrangement though).

I bet you could install it on an hdd and clone partitions to a fast fast removable flash drive and it will work fine.

I may revisit trying it again now that things have changed dual partition wise etc. One of the first things I tried was to clone my official legal setup from my spinner to my thumb drive. Its been a while so I don't remember exactly what happened? Wouldn't boot up is what I think happened? Anyway, thats a different topic for a new thread when I get the ambition to have another go. All I've done lately is run the utility to see if it will use my thumb drive when a new build comes down the pipe. I keep hoping they will relent but nada.

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Kim, the answer is on the screen you posted. What else do you need?