If you want to run Windows from a USB, the first step is to sign into your current Windows 10 computer and create a Windows 10 ISO file that will be used to install the operating system onto the drive. Perhaps you deleted the files accidentally or you lend someone else the drive and they deleted the files. It is very easy to lose files on your USB drive without even realizing they are gone. These tools can create a bootable drive from any version of the operating system and on any type of USB drive. Sometimes you are unable to find or see the files because they are no longer on the USB drive. Here I assume your pendrive as G: Enter this command. Instead, you can turn to two utility programs, WinToUSB and Rufus. Watch in HDMake Sure To SubscribeClick on 'Start' Run type cmd and click on OK. However, the company has stopped development on that program and no longer updates it. Microsoft once offered its own tool called Windows to Go, which could generate a bootable Windows USB drive with the Enterprise and Education versions of Windows 10. But if you're in a pinch you can at least work with the OS and access different apps this way. The major downside of booting from a USB drive is that Windows 10 will run slower than it does off your hard drive. Once you're done, you'll be able to boot up off the drive to launch Windows 10. Unable to see the files that you had stored previously This issue can appear due to malware or virus infection, unsafe drive ejection, and various other.

You can then use a Windows USB utility to set up the USB drive with Windows 10.

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