Install and Run Windows 10, Windows 11 From A VHDX File On A USB Drive 

OK, so you're a nerd, like the rest of us! Outstanding sir. And I need this for the same reason as you do. Thanks for the info.

What a beautiful video!! Thank you!!

I did this. I extracted the ISO to a VHD and booted it. Extracted the ISO to a partition and booted it.

Im gonna try this usb boot method with Win7, thaks for the tutorial bro.

I used to boot into a vhdx for quite some time. Was surprised by the performance I got; made no difference for everyday use. Backing up a single file in one long sequential read is also so much faster. Have u ever tried to boot a vhdx that's on a Storage Space? I was looking for a method to get around the UEFI's inability to see the drive/find the bootmanager on Storage Spaces volumes without a special efi driver like the Surface Pro 5 & 6 have.

Good video dude... been doing that since windows7 ?2009?? but with some GUI tools that leverage the process... WinNTSetup and the most excellent BootIce... ;-)

Vhdx file from same USB will be very very slow. It must be copied and pasted to hard drive. The system boots from USB but redirects to the vhdx file on internal hard drive

nice video brother... have you done this with ventoy to skip bcdedit and boot any iso or vhd?. (there is a plugin for a vhd boot)

Great video! But it would be nice to remove the vhdx boot option from the regular windows boot. will it break anything if i just remove it using bcdedit?

Can't format cuz disk is removable... What should I do?

Thanks for this guide. Now how can I load the whole OS to RAM?

thank you

Hey will this work on arm cpu's?