Is it working in reality?? So as you can run it.
But then you have to do well so that the USB stick cure first or it must surely have a mega Usb stick type 8-16 GB for it?
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Is it working in reality?? So as you can run it.
But then you have to do well so that the USB stick cure first or it must surely have a mega Usb stick type 8-16 GB for it?
No I have not heard of. But you can install Windows XP / Vista / Seven from usb memory. I have tried this and it works great, 4 GB USB memory stick is enough.
I think I have seen that you can have some operating system to run from USB memory stick but can not remember what it was, linux or XP, a little maybe?
A Windows Seven USB storage would be extremely slow and pull out the USB memory.
There are lots of Linux distro that can run from USB memory, and a hacked XP little example! We can just get the computer to boot from USB, so it should also be able to run Windows 7 from a sufficiently large memory!
Running Windows 7 on a USB memory stick is not realistic because the memories are not large. However one can usefully run Windows 7 on a Solid State hard drive in a flash media, which is large enough.
You see, time goes faster than you think, I thought 16GB was the max. Am stumped for a while...
Windows has so far as I know never had to install on removable disks or storage media, not the USB hard drive and no USB devices. It is probably a better reason why it is not realistic to install and run Windows from a USB stick.