

The download size of Rufus is under 1 MB, and it’s a portable software that requires no installation.

We recommend you go through our how to use Rufus to create Windows To Go drive guide for step-by-step instructions. The procedure is very similar to creating a bootable USB, but the only change is that you need to select Windows To Go option instead of the default Bootable USB.

Preparing Windows To Go drive of Windows 10 with Rufus is straightforward. The only condition is that you must be running Rufus 2.0 or above versions on Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 to activate the Windows To Go feature, which means you can’t run this software on Windows 7 to create Windows To Go drive of Windows 10. The software allows creating Windows To Go drive from any edition of Windows 10. Rufus 2.0 and above versions support creating Windows To Drive. Rufus to create Windows To Go drive of Windows 10 As you likely know, Microsoft recommends you use 32 GB+ USB drives, but some of these third-party tools allow you to create Windows To Go even on a 16 GB drive. Standard flash drives are not good enough for Windows To Go drive and are usually tad slow. Before you use any of the below-mentioned software or any other software for that matter, be sure to use a Windows To Go certified USB drive.
