PSA: Don't want to dual-boot but might need Windows occasionally? Make a "Windows To Go" bootable, persistent, removable drive!

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  • Rufus

    The Reliable USB Formatting Utility

    It's possible to get a Windows equivalent of running a persistent Linux installation from removable media, by using Rufus to make a Windows to Go bootable USB drive.

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  • windick

    Windows Deployment Image Customization Kit

    That's got to be the most impressive .cmd script I've ever seen.

  • bootiso

    A bash program to securely create a bootable USB device from one image file.

    But when I said "shell script" I was hoping for "POSIX shell script". Rather like this POSIX shell script that attempts to make any ISO into a bootable USB media.

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