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How to Create a Windows To Go on external hard drive - Windows 8 feature

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Windows To Go ( called WinToGo or WTG ) is a new feature of Windows 8 , it allows you to run afull Win8 OS version on an external storage device. But in this article I will demonstrate how to install WTG on external devices. External devices including USB and USB-HDD USB. In the process of trying, I just successfully installed on USB HDD, and USB 3.0 with carry out trials not.Detailed permission presented below. 

 You do not need to have Windows 8 Enterprise to create WTG, as in this article use the normal Windows 7 . After you try some of the different USB 3.0 will not be able to draw the conclusion that the price of the USB 3.0 Microsoft certified reach WinToGo standards also make sense of it. 

 When installed WTG to an external device, the first thing that you need to divide it into two partitions, the USB 3.0 card can not perform this step, thus not creating WTG. I'm not technical depth windows so do not know the main reason why, simply understand that it is not done because they can not split two partitions.


Your USB is not compatible, use the other!
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Preparation:
  • Computers running Windows 7 or Windows 8
  • If using Win7, you need to download and install: The Windows ® Automated Installation Kit (AIK) for Windows ® 7 . Win8 is available then there is no need to install.
  • Iso file of Windows 8 (any version, I used Windows 8 Professional) - Please note that your current OS version 32bit or 64bit, corresponding use Win8 iso file.
  • Winrar to extract the iso file
  • USB 3.0 - I do not know what success you succeed, just try if interested.
  • HDD - USB 3.0 connection (note that USB HDD will be formatted, so the data will be gone)
Extract the install.wim file from the Windows 8 iso file
  • Open iso file of Windows 8 software winrar and open the folder \ sources \ install.wim file you will see
  • Extract (unzip) this install.win file to the folder c: \ wim \ for easy work.
Implementation:
  1. USB 3.0 (or USB HDD) PC <- from now on referred to as the USB
  2. All program -> Microsoft Windows AIK, right-click Deployment Tools Command Prompt andselect Run as administrator .
  3. Begin executing the commands in the cmd window opened. Here is the command to execute and the order of execution from top to bottom:
  4. Diskpart
  5. List disk / / list the hard drive in the machine. Usually code USB Disk 2. 2 may vary depending on the machine, you need the flexibility of this place.
  6. Select Disk 2 / / select USB to manipulate
  7. Clean / / remove usb
  8. create partition primary size = 350 / / create the first partition with 350MB capacity
  9. create partition primary / / create the 2nd partition with the remaining space
  10. select partition 1 / / select the first
  11. format fs = fat32 quick / / format partition 1
  12. active / / activate it
  13. assign letter = b / / assign it to the partition b. You can put any characters also. Note that if the machine has a hard b then here to other place.
  14. select partition 2 / / select the next two
  15. format fs = ntfs quick / / Format partition 2
  16. assign letter = o / / assign it to the partition o
  17. Exit / / exit the Diskpart
  18. ImageX.exe / apply c: \ wim \ install.wim 1 o: / / install.wim settings to partition o. This process takes about 30p - 45p.
  19. o: \ windows \ system32 \ bcdboot o: \ windows / f ALL / sb: / / copy the boot files to the boot partition b to support
  20. Done
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 Having completed you can plug WinToGo created to another test boot. With his creation will be able to boot successfully on one of the laptop, try some others are not. 

 Perhaps the boot needs to be optimized, this is for the help of his brothers in those times trying to create with USB 3.0 always fails in step 9 (2nd partition), the reason is its USB are not support split into 2 partitions. 19 statement will error if you are using win7 32bit but win8 64bit iso file manipulation or vice versa. wish you luck! 

Dell officially abandoned smartphone, goodbye Android, Windows Tablet focus

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The smartphone market is well developed and it can reach $ 150.3 billion in revenue in 2014. It would be bitter if a certain company to withdraw the foot from the market but this is a decision that Dell has just launched. Vice president of global operations and solutions to end users of Dell Jeff Clarke announced this at the Dell World conference.

 A few months ago, Dell has temporarily terminate the telephone business in the United States and the world. To compensate for the change, Dell will focus on tablet devices using Windows operating system, abandon Android . According to Clarke, the problem of Android is the content, Amazon sold books Google is looking for, they can not find any viable business plan in this operating system. However, Dell Android open to returning one day: 

 "This does not mean that we are not interested in Android, you should go and see what is being tested in our laboratory I. " Information You can review selected Dell W8 instead of Android for tablets and Dell stop selling Streak 5 .

BlackBerry 10 L-Series caught in the wilderness of Vietnam

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With January 30th now just month and a half away, we get more and more shots of the upcoming BlackBerry 10 devices. The latest photos we’ve got come from Vietnamese website tinhte.vn, depicting the L-Series device in all its glory. From what I can tell, RIM may be onto something with this kind of phones and could easily get back to the growth path. 

Then again, it’s still early to make any judgment calls and only the time will tell whether users flock to new BlackBerrys in volumes… or they opt to stick to their iPhones and Android devices, instead. We at IntoMobile want another strong entrant in the smartphone realm but are a bit afraid that now it’s too little too late for the Canadian company. We’ll have to wait and see how that goes, and in the meantime check out the tinhte.vn website for more photos.



Samsung Galaxy S4 won’t debut in January 2013

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Recent rumours have suggested Samsung’s next flagship, the Galaxy S4, would first make an appearance at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January 2013, however, now a new report claims this isn’t actually the case.

 CNET claims to have learned from unnamed sources that Samsung will be attending the event, but the focus of its products there won’t be mobile, in fact the report alleges that the company ‘plans to showcase its mobile products at a separate media event after CES.’

 Frankly, we’re not at all surprised, one of the other rumours about the Galaxy S4 suggested Samsung hosting its own launch event in April which seems much more likely, particularly as an independent reveal is exactly what the company did with the Galaxy S3 in 2012.

 Indeed, not only is it not surprising based on cases from Samsung’s recent track record, but also because mobile manufacturers are increasingly hosting previews and launches independently of such large-scale trade shows.

 It makes sense too, it actually appears easier these days, for the big names at least, to generate a buzz around isolated launch events for 'mystery' products than it does jostling for attention at massive expos.

 Apple, Microsoft and now Samsung, seem to actively stay away from such shows when it comes to mobile tech at least.

 It would also be a bit early to showcase the Galaxy S4 even if an April release is on the cards, it would be counter-productive for Samsung as the exposure would likely drive down interest in the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 handsets which, by all accounts, are still selling very well.

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