Question portable OS and Softwares

Nov 18, 2019
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i would like to install a windows operating system on a external hard disk or ssd to connect and use anywhere i go and i will be having few softwares on it like arduino ide, putty, processing, image writer, java, android sdk unity etc so i would like to able to run it anywhere there is a system just finish my work and shutdown and take my hard drive with i even wanna install kali linux on it as a secondary operating system so how do i do this all on a external hard drive with more portability
 

USAFRet

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are you sure there wont be any problems installing this onto an external ssd with higher speed rates and depend on it without losing data cause i will surely use it completely at every time everywhere
Oh yes there will be issues.
I just put that link there to show that it can be not, not necessarily that it should be done.

It will be significantly slower than a regular internal drive.
What machines are you planning on plugging this in to?
You saw that it requires Win 10 Enterprise or Edu, right?

"losing data" should never be a concern...this is what backups are for and why we stress them. Accidents happen all the time.
 
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Oh yes there will be issues.
I just put that link there to show that it can be not, not necessarily that it should be done.

It will be significantly slower than a regular internal drive.
What machines are you planning on plugging this in to?
You saw that it requires Win 10 Enterprise or Edu, right?

"losing data" should never be a concern...this is what backups are for and why we stress them. Accidents happen all the time.

just i will be running on ssd

i will be running it on all pc that i want to use
yes i know it requires win 10 Enterprise or Education

i never make any backups so i would like to have no problem
 

USAFRet

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just i will be running on ssd

i will be running it on all pc that i want to use
yes i know it requires win 10 Enterprise or Education

i never make any backups so i would like to have no problem
I meant what PC, not what drive type.

Never make any backups?
There are two types of people - Those who have lost data and those who will lose data.
No one can guarantee that you won't lose anything.
"oops, I dropped the drive"
"oops, I got a ransomware infection"
"oops, I accidentally deleted something"
"oops oops oops..."
 
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Just for Arduino, you will have much easier life with Linux installed on external SSD.
but i still have unity also which cannot run portable and needs to be installed so i am going with windows to go as ssd are meant to for OS and Files Transfer at High speed

which Internal or External ssd should i get for this one of at least 250GB