I am building a Windows 7 system without a CD/DVD drive or hard drive.
I followed one of the many tutorials for creating a bootable installation USB stick, but I couldn't find one for installing to another USB stick as bootable complete installation. The Windows installation wizard doesn't show the destination stick as a device I can install to. Is there a workaround for this?
The destination USB stick is USB 3.0.
Answer
You can install Windows 7 to a USB Drive by enabling the unofficial Windows To Go feature in Windows 7. Refer to my answers in the linked questions.
This is how i would do it.
- Create a bootable USB Drive with WinPE - http://agnipulse.com/2011/06/beginners-guide-creating-custom-windows-pe/
- Copy your Windows 7 Installation Files to your USB Drive
- Copy WinNTSetup to your USB Drive.
- Boot from USB Drive
- Connect your other USB Drive
- Follow the instructions at this link to install Windows 7 to the other USB Stick
http://agnipulse.com/2012/11/windows-to-go-all-versions-windows-7-8/
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