If you want to boot from a USB drive or an external drive, you need to change the boot order. In this post, we will walk you through the steps on how to boot from USB Drive within Windows 11/10.

It's possible to boot a Windows 10 computer from a USB drive, as long as you have the right settings on your computer and USB. Here's how to do it.

The major requirement with a dual boot scenario is enough free disk space to house the new operating system. You need at least 25GB of storage, but the more you can spare for Windows 11 the better ...

Here are Microsoft's own guides on building a Windows To Go drive, native booting from VHDs on a USB drive, as well as editing Windows boot files with BCDBoot and operating DISM via Command Prompt.

If you want to try Windows 11 while still running Windows 10, then you can try out what's known as a Dual Boot. Here's how to do that.

Whether you had a failure or just want to upgrade to something better, replacing the drive Windows 10 is installed on isn't as daunting as you might think.