11-01-2016, 12:32 PM
Okay, now I tried a lot of different things.
1. I tried "Windows to Go conversion" and it didn't help.
2. I installed a fresh copy of Windows 10 Home on a new partition and it installed AND booted from USB 3.0.
3. I updated the fresh Windows 10 Home (all drivers etc. were installed automatically) => NOW it won't boot from USB 3.0 anymore.
4. I plugged the external HDD into another PC (with latest/newest hardware generation) => NOW it does boot from USB 3.0.
5. The latest version of Windows 7 is booting from USB 3.0 without problems.
USB 2.0 still works fine, but the speed is only 25%.
Do Windows 10 drivers which are installed on the system have an impact on the boot from USB 3.0? => Maybe the automatically installed drivers are not the "right" ones?
I installed Windows 10 Home with the "Legacy" mode. => Does that have an impact on such a problem? Where are the differences to the VHD modes?
I have "Legacy USB support" on active in my Bios.
My Bios is an AMI BIOS v4.6.4.
Thank you for your help!
1. I tried "Windows to Go conversion" and it didn't help.
2. I installed a fresh copy of Windows 10 Home on a new partition and it installed AND booted from USB 3.0.
3. I updated the fresh Windows 10 Home (all drivers etc. were installed automatically) => NOW it won't boot from USB 3.0 anymore.
4. I plugged the external HDD into another PC (with latest/newest hardware generation) => NOW it does boot from USB 3.0.
5. The latest version of Windows 7 is booting from USB 3.0 without problems.
USB 2.0 still works fine, but the speed is only 25%.
Do Windows 10 drivers which are installed on the system have an impact on the boot from USB 3.0? => Maybe the automatically installed drivers are not the "right" ones?
I installed Windows 10 Home with the "Legacy" mode. => Does that have an impact on such a problem? Where are the differences to the VHD modes?
I have "Legacy USB support" on active in my Bios.
My Bios is an AMI BIOS v4.6.4.
Thank you for your help!