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Aomei + Win To Go + Ventoy - SavageSquirrel2 - 12-17-2022 On Aomei Partition Assistant, I can create a Windows To Go based on my current Windows system. I can then use a LinuxOS > Gnome Disks to create a disk image .IMG file from the WinToGo. Then I put that .IMG file into a Ventoy, but it does not fully boot. I have made my Ventoy a NTFS, not an exFat, which helped it boot farther, but it does not fully boot, even if I use it on the same PC that I created the WinToGo on. There are many ways to make a WintoGo, I am only asking about how to use Ventoy to boot a WintoGo that has been created specifically by Aomei Partition Assistant. Thank you. RE: Aomei + Win To Go + Ventoy - Steve2926 - 12-18-2022 Why not use a VHD and add the Ventoy Win10 VHD plugin? Maybe you could rename the .img to .vhd RE: Aomei + Win To Go + Ventoy - SavageSquirrel2 - 12-18-2022 Please link me to an article that says an .img can be safely renamed to a .vhd(x). Most filetypes cannot be renamed. I am aware that some filetypes can be renamed, for example a word file .docx can be renamed into a .zip and opened because a .docx file is actually a .zip file to begin with. However, I don't think most filetypes can be renamed safely, so please link me to an article that says that. I am looking for a solution that is proven and stable. https://www.quora.com/Why-are-MS-Office-files-actually-ZIP-files-with-another-extension https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Word-docx-files-actually-zip-files?share=1 RE: Aomei + Win To Go + Ventoy - Steve2926 - 12-19-2022 img files and fixed vhd files have the same format except that in a fixed VHD file the last sector has VHD information which is probably not required by Ventoy VHD plugin. It is a simple experiment to try - what is the problem? Why cant you just try it - it will do no harm? It will either work or not. |