Windows 10: Wtg

wtgwin10

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how to disable access WTG drive for outside network pc(workgroup)

i am using Windows to go drive (Samsung T5 256GB) for my organization and works well in domain environment, i tested with my home pc and found its booting with WTG but i would like to block the WTG drive for home use, is there a way to its only works in
Domain environment and can't be access outside pc (Home workgroup)?

 

how to disable access WTG drive for outside network pc(workgroup)

Agreed with your points, but we looking of Flexibility option with WTG that should work only internal organization and restricted use for outside.

Regards,

Manish

 

BIOS could not detect UEFI Hard disk after making Windows 10 WTG

Hello, I'm here to help.

This may be caused by a corrupted boot partition.

Please follow the steps below to rebuild the boot partition:

Please find another working computer, either your own or one you borrowed from a family member or friend. Then go to: https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/win... to download MediaCreationTool, run it, select Create for another computer, insert your USB flash drive and follow the instructions to create it (please note that this will erase the data on the USB flash drive). Insert your USB flash drive and follow its instructions (please note that this will erase the data on the USB flash drive).

After creation, insert the USB flash drive into the malfunctioning computer, press F7 or F11 to enter the boot menu (different computers may have different ways to enter the boot menu, please refer to the manual of your device to confirm the way to enter the boot menu), select your USB flash drive in the boot menu, you will enter the Windows installation interface. Then click "Repair Computer" in the interface, select "Troubleshooting-Advanced Options-Command Prompt", and then type in the command prompt:

diskpart

listdisk (this will list all your hard disks, remember to index the one on which your system is installed)

sel disk x (x is the index remembered from the previous step)

list vol (find your EFI partition and memorize its index, EFI partitions are in FAT32 format and are usually hundreds of MB in size, so it's easy to recognize them)
sel vol x (x is the index memorized in the previous step)

assign letter = z.

exit

format z: /FS:FAT32

bcdboot c:\windows /s z: /f UEFI

Please proceed with caution, especially when identifying your EFI partition, as selecting the wrong partition may result in the loss of your data.

WTG is no longer supported and its use is not recommended. It may cause problems.

If you have any questions, please feel free to let me know. This is not a live chat channel and I may be in a different time zone than you. As a result, replies may be delayed and I may respond minutes to hours later.