When you thought that you have just successfully upgraded to Windows 8, you check the System properties and notice that it says: “Windows To Go machine” instead of the version of the operating system. And that’s not all, when you remove a USB drive, your PC crashes. Now to the obvious question: Why is that? Surprisingly, [...]
Windows To Go workspaces is a new feature in the Windows 8 Enterprise version that enables users to install a full-version of the operating system in a USB drive and have fully featured Windows environment (OS, apps and documents) anywhere the user goes. This is a feature intended only for businesses who often work with custom-build [...]
Windows To Go allows you to install a full flesh copy of Windows 8 on a USB drive and have a fully Windows workspace wherever you go. This new Microsoft functionality is best suited for people who work from their homes or spend the majority of their time traveling and they need a trusted PC. [...]
To create a Windows To Go USB drive in Windows 8 you’ll need a 32GB or larger capacity USB storage device (you could also use an external USB hard drive), a Windows 8 PC to create the “To Go” drive, the Windows 8 ISO file, and finally you’ll need a copy of the Imagex.exe file that you [...]
Windows 8 is packed with a lot of new features — 300+ to be more specific –. One of the great feature that the company is not talking too much is the ability to run Windows 8 from a USB drive on any computer. And this is not just a stripped down version, this is [...]
Microsoft has renamed Portable Workspace feature to Windows To Go in Windows 8. Microsoft is targeting this new feature to enterprise IT pros and basically it allows to create a bootable USB device that contains a copy of Windows 8, along with their business applications, data, and settings. When the user is finished and log off, they will [...]