Windows To Go

Not to be confused with Windows To Go from Windows 8 Enterprise, Windows 8.1 Enterprise, Windows 10 Education and Windows 10 Enterprise versions prior to the May 2020 update.
Windows to Go (codenamed Memphis USBStick) is a Portable Operating System that can run on any USB Stick. It was later succeeded by Windows XP to Go in 2002.
== The Steps for Installing Windows to Go ==
# Modify an ISO of Windows 98 build 1544 or higher or Windows NT 4 build 1381.4 or higher, so the USB Drivers will load first.
# Burn the ISO into the disc.
# Have a laptop or any machine compatible with Windows 98, also it must have removable Hard Drive.
# Remove the Hard Drive, then pop the burned image, and an Empty USB Stick with the Correct Amount of Space into the Machine.
# You know there will be an option for the amount of space you have in a USB in MBs, so select that.
# Now put the drive back in once Part I of the Setup is complete, otherwise you get BSOD.
# Once disk checking appears, cancel that.
# Now the Cursor appears, and removes the drive again.
# Now Setup Part II begins, there will be errors with Delayed Write failure. Press OK to skip it.
# The Popup Hardware Installation appears. Press Yes. The signature gets invalid if you mess even with driver configuration.
# Now again, put the drive back in for it to boot.
# The Disk Checking appears again, cancels it, then removes the disk again.
# The Popup Hardware Installation appears again. Press Yes.
# Now do the rest of Setup. Apart from some other bugs, you have Windows to Go!
== Trivia ==
* A considered name for the system was Windows 98 to Go, but this was changed due to Windows 98 not being released at the time, which was March 1998.
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