Does the VHDBoot plugin officially works with Windows 11 VHD created as a windows-to-go (using rufus)?
(12-04-2021, 01:07 PM)nguyen ha thai trong Wrote: [ -> ]why don't you try it?
Actually i have but wanted to know if its officially supported, not sure if there's issues? i didnt face any tho so far
mlbl Wrote: [ -> ]Does the VHDBoot plugin officially works with Windows 11 VHD created as a windows-to-go (using rufus)?
mlbl Wrote: [ -> ]Actually i have but wanted to know if its officially supported...
Care to share some more details of your setup?
Previous Windows 10 results were posted at
https://forums.ventoy.net/showthread.php?tid=370, BTW.
(12-06-2021, 03:57 PM)Midas Wrote: [ -> ]mlbl Wrote: [ -> ]Does the VHDBoot plugin officially works with Windows 11 VHD created as a windows-to-go (using rufus)?
mlbl Wrote: [ -> ]Actually i have but wanted to know if its officially supported...
Care to share some more details of your setup?
Previous Windows 10 results were posted at https://forums.ventoy.net/showthread.php?tid=370, BTW.
Nothing special to be honest - i just use rufus to create a windows-to-go installation (there's an option in rufus latest release for that) - then i just create a vhd file, copy the entire contents of the USB to the VHD, then boot the vhd using ventoy...that's it. not sure if this is the proper way ?
mlbl Wrote: [ -> ]copy the entire contents of the USB to the VHD, then boot the vhd using ventoy...
And how did you do that (convert the USB drive to a VHD, that is)?
I have my own resources (e.g.,
sysinternals disk2vhd) but you know -- as they say -- the devil is in details...
Hello All,
VHD and VHDX work fine for me with Windows 10, but not with Windows 11. I use "Disk2vhd v2.02".
Have Somebody a solution for "Windows 11".
Thanks for a reply.
Try using your grubfm_ventoyfm iso, you'll like it right away