You can use the free rufus or the wizard in win10's Control Panel to create the Win2Go drive IMHO win10 works fine unactivated on a Win2Go drive it does work better if you use a SSD in an external USB housing.
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OTOH there's nothing difficult about creating a win10 Windows To Go drive, which is a full version of Windows, so you can install iBoysoft Data Recovery Pro, along with any other software you choose. Nothing on the iBoysoft site mentions a bootable USB drive, that I can see anyway.
As this does not have the facility to make an image file of a failing drive and then scanning the image file not the failing drive I don't plan on keeping this so did not give them an email address to unlock the 1Gbyte free edition limitation. I noted that when it was scanning and building the virtual file system it's memory usage did increase significantly and when it completed all that memory intensive work it correctly deallocated the memory there and then which is a good sign it was thoughtfully programmed. So cannot even check a potentialy recoverable video file has valid video file header. I note that it refuses to even attempt to preview potentially recoverable files larger than 10Mbytes in size can't even view them as a HEX view preview.
It has the ability to list just the recovered files or the entire file system and recovered files or just the existing files. The ability to save the results of a search for latter re-use to avoid having to re-scan the same drive every time if you need to interupt the recovery activity for some reason.
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