I am using Raw Copy to duplicate an SSD system to a USB with the intent to remove SSD and boot Win10 from USB. I have tried several times with no success. Going from 120G to 128G. Files look like they are there, but will not boot. Bios changed to boot from USB.

I am sure it is something simple, but I'm at a loss... Thanks, Roy

Hi.
I think you are going to have to make an iso image of your ssd drive.
Then you have to use a tool like Rufus to prepare the usb device to boot and mount the windows 10 iso you created.
Take a look here: https://rufus.akeo.ie/

Thanks! I will give it a shot...

You cant make an hdd/ssd image copy to usb and boot from it. It doesn't work.

You can make a live cd, with nlite, but no boot from an image previously installed on hdd/ssd.

When the drivers will be loading it will give bsod (blues screen and reboot).

Try to install a fresh OS to usb and see if it's ok. (You should use a fast usb 3.0 or 3.1)