The provided PowerShell scripts are provided are intended solely for easy deployment of Windows To Go on USB drives attached to the computer you run the scripts on.  NOTE:  It is CRITICAL that you only have USB drives attached to your computer that you intend to overwrite with Windows To Go.  You will be prompted to select your desired USB as well as verify before any attached disks are cleaned and WTG is deployed, however you should be diligent about making sure no other USB drives are attached other than the USB you intend to write WTG to.

As explained in the comments at the beginning of the provided scripts, you will need to provide the install.wim file(s) for any Windows OS versions you wish to deploy onto a WTG USB.  The install.wim file(s) can be copied from the \Sources\ folder of any Windows installation media (disk or ISO).  You need to rename install.wim file(s) to match the filenames in your PowerShell script before you run the script.  The PowerShell scripts are plain text and can be opened in Notepad or other code editing tool.  All renamed install.wim files must be placed in a c:\WTG\ folder on the computer on which you will run the script.

The current scripts include a line that identify the location and filename of each Windows image (install.wim) to be deployed.  You must modify this line to match the location and filenames of your install.wim files.  You would need to modify the part of the command(s) below that says "c:\WTG\Win10EntLTSC2019x86_install.wim"

     #The WIM files must be placed in a c:\WTG folder and named appropriately for the x64 and x86 images to be deployed.
     dism /apply-image /imagefile:c:\WTG\Win10EntLTSC2019x64_install.wim /index:1 /applydir:W:\
     dism /apply-image /imagefile:c:\WTG\Win10EntLTSC2019x86_install.wim /index:1 /applydir:X:\


All scripts must be run in an elevated (Run As Administrator) PowerShell command window from a Windows 10 x64 operating system.

If PowerShell execution policies are limited on your computer, you may need to run the below command in your PowerShell window. 

	Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted

Next, just run the desired script to deploy either a single WTGx64 USB drive or a dual-boot x86-x64 WTG USB drive.  You will be prompted during the script for the BitLocker password you wish to set to protect your WTG USB drive.  When prompted, you must choose a password at least 8 characters in length with letters, numbers, and special characters.  The recovery key text file containing your BitLocker recovery key will be automatically copied to the folder in which you run the PowerShell script from.

We hope this makes deployment of your customized WTG boot disks easy and error-free.

Best regards,

The ForensicSoft Support Team