You guys seen this?
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/visiontek-ssd-usb-3.0-bus-powered-usb-stick,27946.html
Sounds like a possible answer to those that want to play with 10 yet keep 8.1 as the main without partitioning the SP3 SSD.
The question is the UEFI compatibility of their boot loader.Very very nice !
I am surprised no one else seems to have had any serious problems with the most recent technical preview build 9860. Immediately after it was installed it wouldn't lock onto a wifi network and continually bounced back from one available network to another...
The question is the UEFI compatibility of their boot loader.
The Corsair I believe is on the list for "Windows to Go" compatibility which is a specific solution with the Enterprise edition of Win8 that allows you to plug in a Win8 USB drive to any device and run assuming you can boot to the USB.
However the right bootloader and an SSD stick sounds appealing.
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If I am in the desktop, using the cover trackpad or with the bt mouse, and I click on the start button ON THE SCREEN, I would like to see start MENU and open desktop apps.
If I push the PHYSICAL BUTTON on the bezel (this means that I am using it as a tablet), I would love to see start SCREEN and open MUI apps directly...
Thanks for the heads up on this. I just ordered a 256 gig USB SSD but it won't have the features that this has for a portable OS. I'm definitely going to get one. I'm just not sure how t make the preview iso boot from this drive. I'll figure it out though.
Done. I ordered the 240 gig. If for some reason I can't get 10 to boot from it, it will still be a hell of a fast USB SSD.
You guys seen this?
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/visiontek-ssd-usb-3.0-bus-powered-usb-stick,27946.html
Sounds like a possible answer to those that want to play with 10 yet keep 8.1 as the main without partitioning the SP3 SSD.