it's working => in progress = 51% when I wrote these lines. I also connected the external HDD onto a USB 2.0 port and not on the USB3.0 port (we never know ?!)Īnd then I rebooted the machine, I deleted the boot.wim / boot.sdi / user.logĪnd then I tried the Clone OS option again. So I started to look at the BIOS, and I've modified some settings, in regards to BIOS boot (UEFI or Legacy or Both), USB settings, some strange Intel options as well, etc. I then installed the WinToUSB 2.1 Beta Patch, and tried to clone the OS => I had the same error again. no nothing else than the OS itself and the drivers. No AV, no other software, no Windows update. I then only installed the drivers for the machine. In fact I've done more testing : I have completely wiped out my test machine (laptop Lenovo T440p) and re-installed a fresh image of Windows 7 SP1 Enterprise from the original Microsoft DVD. Obviously the error I have isn't caused by WinToUSB, but because of some options in the BIOS. In waiting to read you I thank you again for all your help. Userlog2_on_XBoot.txt (Size: 7.59 KB / Downloads: 2) Userlog_on_XBoot.txt (Size: 7.59 KB / Downloads: 4) So I am wondering : could it be that the WINPE partition generated by WinToUSB doesn't know/have the default drivers for USB ports ?Īnyway, I've retrieved the user.log listed on the WinPE partition and have attached them to this post (2 logs for 2 different USB disk trials), hoping that will help you understand what's going wrong. I tried several disks, several enclosure bays.Īnd even if I can see the BIOS recognizes the external drives before WINPE is booting, WINPE seems to not be able to see the USB drives at all. So now I can tell you that Diskpart only shows the host HDD, but cannot see the External USB drives. This 2.1 Beta resolves the issue of having access to the tools menu. PS.: Please find attached the user.log file in case you would need it. Hoping you could help, I thank you in advance for your replies. I indeed, only had to format the external drive properly, using Diskpart. Knowing the process works on another computer, for a Win 7.1 Enterprise N, but which is using a 80GB HDD, and knowing I didn't had to create the both System & Boot partitions. So I'm wondering : what am I doing wrong? (for details, please see the screenshot below)Īnd what ever I try (Diskpart: create only 1 partition, or trying to recreate the both System and Boot partitions as identical as the host drive, etc.) after WinToUSB reboots the computer to start the cloning, I then always have the exact same message each time : I'm trying to clone a Win 7 SP1 Enterprise, onto an external HDD. (Please note I've tried the below process using both WinToUSB 2.0 and 2.1 beta versions)
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