Inicializando o Win7 64bits do pen drive USB 3.0 - é possível usar as velocidades 3.0?

Question

Como fica, leva de 4 a 6 minutos para carregar uma página da web usando meu slot USB 2.0.

O My Thumb Drive (PSF32GTAB3USB) é 3.0 e eu tenho uma porta no meu laptop (N53SV) que também é USB 3.0.

No entanto, se eu tentar inicializar, recebo um BSOD com um código de parada que faz referência ao kernel.

Eu achei que seria um projeto legal, mas não consegui encontrar nada sobre esse assunto. Alguém aqui tentou isso antes e sabe o que tem que ser feito? O BIOS está completamente atualizado.

    

Answer 1

Você pode colocar a instalação do Windows em um dispositivo de armazenamento USB 3.0 usando o seguinte guia criado por whs . Este mesmo guia de acordo com o autor pode ser usado para qualquer versão do Windows 7 e Windows 8.x.

Step 1 - Check the speed of your USB stick

To measure the speed of your stick I recommend HD Tune. It provides data regarding the data transfer rate and the access time.

Step2-DownloadtheWAIKandextracttheimagexfile

IfyoudonothavetheWAIK(WindowsAutomatedInstallationKit)onyoursystem,thenyouhavetodownloadfromthis Microsoft site.

Then you have to copy the imagex.exe. You find that in C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools. There is a 32bit version and a 64-bit version.

Youchoose32-bitwhenyouinstalla32-bitversionofWindows10onyourstick-64-bitwhenyouinstallthe64-bitversion.Copythetheimagex.exe​thatcorrespondstoyourWindows10.isotothedesktop.

Step3-MounttheWindows10.isoinavirtualBDROM

WefirsthavetocreateavirtualBDROMwiththeVirtual Clone Drive Program. Download, install and run this program. It is very simple.

TomounttheWindows10.isointotheBDROM,followtheinstructionsinthenextpicture.MakesureyourememberthedriveletteroftheBDROM(inmycase'H:')becauseyouwillneedthatlater.

We now have to define a primary active partition on the USB stick. For that we open an elevated Command Prompt (run as administrator). Type or paste each of the following commands (one by one) and hit Enter after each command.

Diskpart
List disk
Select disk n (where n is the number that was given for your stick in List disk)
Clean
Create partition primary
Format fs=ntfs quick
Assign
Active
Exit

Your stick is now ready for the installation of Windows 10.

Step 5 - Install Windows 10 on the stick

This is very easy now with a command in Command Prompt. It may take a little while to transfer the whole system, so be patient. The Command is:

"C:\Users\Your Name\Desktop\imagex.exe" /apply H:\sources\install.wim 1 F:\

Your Name is the name of your system. H: is the letter of my BD ROM (step 3). If your BD ROM has another letter, you have to change that accordingly. F: is the drive letter of my stick (step 4). Here you also have to replace it if your stick is on another letter.

As last step you have to run a command to install the boot files.

bcdboot F:\windows /s F:

Here again F: is the letter for my stick which you may have to adjust.

Step 6 - Run Windows 10 from your USB stick

The first thing you will have to do is the Windows 10 normal installation. During this process, Microsoft requires a check number which they will send you to your email. Therefore make sure you have access to your email from another device.

When you are done with the installation, you can run Windows 10 from your stick. For that you have to change the boot sequence in the BIOS pointing at the USB stick as first boot device.

Aqui está a fonte deste guia