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Does Windows 11 have the built-in Windows To Go feature now?
Windows 11 does not include Windows To Go. Microsoft deprecated the feature in Windows 10 and removed it from later releases, so there is no supported Windows 11 option for creating or maintaining a full portable Windows installation on a USB drive.
Third-party tools can create a bootable external Windows installation, but that is not the same as supported Windows To Go. It can have driver, activation, update, BitLocker, and USB-boot compatibility issues, especially when moving between unrelated PCs. It should not be relied on for a business or critical environment.
For a supported portable workspace, consider a Windows 365 Cloud PC if an internet connection and subscription are acceptable. It keeps the Windows desktop in the cloud and can be accessed from different devices without installing Windows on their internal drives. A Windows PE USB drive is another supported option for recovery and deployment work, but it is not intended to be a full everyday Windows desktop.