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  1. Wynona
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    Whoooeeee! Whatta trip!

    Windows 10 9926 is installed! Everything works fine when you do it right!
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  2. Dude
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    Glad you got it Wynona!
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  3. Brink
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    That's great news Wynona. I knew you could do it.
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  5. Gary
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    I would like to run Windows 10 on a USB Drive. Is this the right Tut for that?
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  6. Dude
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    Gary, use the windows to go option in rufus, shown in this tutorial
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  8. Gary
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    Yes I found the correct TUT but my USB Drive (thumb) is only 14 Gb and I do not think it will work.
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  9. Dude
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    Yeah, that would be a problem I think. I have a 32GB stick that I will try this on soon. I will let you know how it works.
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  10. f14tomcat
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    @Brink Shawn, could you explain, please, the "why" for these entries? From Option #1, Step #6. With my USB plugged in, I see NTFS and 4096 as defaults. I had previously formatted USB using Rufus to "play" with a "leak", maybe that's the cause. My Rufus is higher version, 2.2.668. Thanks, Dick.

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  11. Brink
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    Hey Dick, :)

    It's to be able to boot from and install with UEFI.

    The settings you had would only allow you to install using legacy BIOS instead of with UEFI.
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  12. f14tomcat
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    Brink said:
    Hey Dick, :)

    It's to be able to boot from and install with UEFI.

    The settings you had would only allow you to install using legacy BIOS instead of with UEFI.
    Gotcha, thanks. :)
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