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The Windows Automated Installation Kit Download the Windows Automated Installation Kit for Windows 7, also known as the AIK, from the Microsoft download site. Note that Microsoft does not provide a version for Windows 8, but the Windows 7 software is supported on Windows 8 and 8.1. The software is not supported on Windows RT.

Install the kit to your computer. Launch the AIK, then click the “Deployment Tools Command Prompt” to open an administrative command prompt. You will run all commands to install Windows to Go on the USB drive from this command window. The first task is to partition the USB drive. Partition USB Drive Use the Diskpart application installed with the AIK to partition the USB drive.

Open a command prompt with administrative rights on the Windows 8 computer. Mod Haulin Jetbus Terbaru. Insert the USB drive in a USB port on the machine, then type “diskpart” at the command prompt.

Press “Enter” to run the partitioning utility. Type “list disk” to view the available disks, then locate the drive letter for the USB drive.

Type “select disk #,” replacing “#” with the number of the drive letter assigned to the USB drive in the screen menu. Press “Enter” to select the device. Type “clean,” then press “Enter” to wipe all existing partitions off the drive. Create a new partition for Windows to Go by typing “create partition primary,” then pressing “Enter.” Type “format fs=ntfs quick,” then press “Enter” to format the partition with the NTFS file system. Type “active,” then press “Enter” to make the primary partition active. Type “exit” to close Diskpart.

The USB drive is formatted and ready to contain the WIM. Copy WIM Create a new folder on your hard drive named “Win2Go' or a similar name. Copy the “Image.WIM' file from the sources directory in the Windows 8 installation ISO or DVD into the new folder. If you are using an ISO image, double-click the image to mount first, then open File Explorer and locate the Image.WIM file.