Windows 10: WinToGo

I have ..................
Laptop #1............. 32-bit Win 10 Pro Insider Preview build 14271.
Laptop #2............ 64-bit Win 10 Home RTM 10586.104.

Win 8.1 Pro both 32-bit and 64-bit ISO files ready.
I have WinToUSB creator downloaded and ready.
I am about to install Win 8.1 to WinToGo USB drive.

Question :
If I use the 32-bit iso to install WinToGo, will it run in my 64-bit laptop ?

Thank you.

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Windows To Go no-go

Might look here
http://www.wintobootic.com/

I've used it to make bootable win10' installers but not tried the WinToGo as I don't have usb3.

 

Windows 10 media creation tool can't find USB

Yes. I did.

The Media Creation tool didn't detect the USB drive. But Rufus did. (both running on the same machine). I downloaded ISO, used Rufus to create bootable USB. Moved the flash drive to a different machine and completed a clean Win 10 Pro install

p.s. This SAME USB drive was used before and detected before by an earlier version of the Media Creation Tool on the same machine where it now wasn't being detected by the Tool (yet Rufus was detecting it). Which is why I also suspect it's a bug
in the Tool

/* EDIT */

I also verified the USB boot drive was detected and bootable from the same machine it was created by Rufus (but not detected by Media Creation Tool)

So, again, I believe this is a tool bug. HOWEVER, i also believe problems with SanDisk (or any other flash drive that's listed as "WinToGo" compatible) is a
different issue. WinToGo compatible flash drives appear to Windows as Hard Drives so they won't be recognized by Creation Tool as removable USB

 

It should. You can run 32 bit versions of Windows on 64 bit capable PC's. If it doesn't run, don't just blame it on being 32 bit. It could be something else mucking things up. It is after all, a non official Windows To Go.