WinToUSB wrote the Win10 OS onto a 32GB USB3 flash drive. Thus, I downloaded the Win10 ISO 64 from the Microsoft site, I transferred it to a computer with a Win7 OS, downloaded the WinToUSB program and run it as Administrator on the same PC. Windows 10 is another matter.Īfter browsing a bit, I learned that Windows 10 can be booted and entirely run from USB flash drive, in a mode that is called 'Windows to go'.

It boots (UEFI) and it runs smoothly - I'm planning to install it properly on a USB drive sooner or later. I already have Kubuntu 16.04 live with persistence on a USB3 drive. At any rate, I thought it would be nice to have Windows 10 as a secondary OS on a fast USB 3 drive such as a Sandisk Cruzer Extreme, which is at least as fast as my HDD.)) But since I upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04 and to VB 5.1.2 my Canon software has become extremely slow and memory consuming - I guess there is a bug somewhere.

It works quite well with XP, which is all I need. However, from time to time I need to use some Windows software: Photoshop CS5, some Canon software and the deprecated MS Word, which I need for checking that some complex documents (with many tables etc.) are correctly viewed by MSOffice users. I made up my mind to install this Ubuntu flavor as my only OS some three years ago and I am very happy with my choice.

Hi, I have a laptop HP 250G (4 GB, i5, UEFI) with Lubuntu 16.04 as the only OS.

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