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What kind of flash drive did you use, I heard a 32gb 3.0 usb works well enough? Also, do you think the virtualization of VB had a negative effect on the installation perhaps? Now it might work better with and external SSD or M2 drive.

ie it took 5 minutes to load a browser page, 10 minutes to boot to desktop and I never found out how long to reboot/shutdown as I pressed the reset button on my PC rather than wait for the action to occur.
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So I gave it a go.It took several hours with Hasleo WinToUSB to install a copy of Win 10 Home Ed (you need to buy Hasleo WintoUSB if you want Win 10Pro). Had time to kill and VB was already installed. However, if your files get stuck at 99% for a long time, follow the above steps to speed it up.Putting aside whether the app works (or is permitted under the Windows license), the simple solution it seems to me would be to install Windows in a virtual machine, then run Win2USB from there. If your files delay by a minute or 2 instead of the estimated 10seconds, you shouldn’t worry too much.
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This should be done automatically when you update your PC.
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The same applies to when transferring files to an external hard drive or flash disk. Also, do not fill your computer disk space to 100%, give it some ‘breathing’ space. When transferring files to a computer, be sure to clear some space for the computer to be able to accommodate the incoming files. With a newer port version, like USB Port 3.2, data will transfer faster. That’s because USB standards have improved over the years and therefore the hardware that sends and receives information is faster. USB Port Version: Although two USB ports and cables might look identical, they don’t necessarily have the same capabilities.Also, multimedia files with lower resolution transfer faster than those with high resolution. Type and Size of Files: Small audio, video, and text files usually transfer faster than large ones.The constant carrying around, accumulation of dust, and frequent use will cause the device to malfunction and slow down over time, as compared to when they were brand new. Old Devices: Naturally, all devices tend to lose swiftness as they get older.
