Drew
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The thread centers on setting up a portable Windows environment. The original poster references a TechNet article about Windows To Go for Windows 8, while a respondent clarifies that Windows To Go requires the Enterprise edition and suggests an alternative method for users with Windows 7 Professional. Overall, the discussion provides guidance on creating portable Windows setups with different editions and approaches.
The thread centers on setting up a portable Windows environment. The original poster references a TechNet article about Windows To Go for Windows 8, while a respondent clarifies that Windows To Go requires the Enterprise edition and suggests an alternative method for users with Windows 7 Professional. Overall, the discussion provides guidance on creating portable Windows setups with different editions and approaches.
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You need the Enterprise edition for that. If you are a normal user with Pro, you can accomplish the same my way:
Portable OS - Carry your OS on an External Drive - Windows 7 Support Forums
Portable OS - Carry your OS on an External Drive - Windows 7 Support Forums
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