ReactOS currently doesn't support USB3 and NTFS support is currently only for reading not writing.

I think, I read someday about the NTFS writing support is still experimental and you had to activate it manually, while building ReactOS from sources.

If I am wrong, please correct me.

With the help of karlexceed I used the debug-mode from ReactOS and found the solutions, that registry-keys are missing. If I start now VDS as a service putty gives me the following output: (win32ss/user/ntuser/nonclient.c:1063) err: Wnd is active and not set active! (dll/ntdll/rtl/version.c:62) We m...

Thanks you for your quick reply, karlexceed.

With a little thought, I could have come up with the debugging tools myself.

Anyway, thank you very much for getting me in that direction.

Have a nice day.

- Gaprosys

I read now through the documentation and got to learn a little bit over vds. I'm now trying to run the files, from vds and the corresponding files in reactos. I took the files from windows server 2003 and copied it into the virtual machine with reactos installed. vds.exe seams to run just fine, but ...

Thanks for your replys.

I have a look into the documentation from Microsoft.

gonzoMD, thanks for your answer.

Then I can just start off.

Hello, first, you're all doing a great job and I think this project is really great. For over a year, I've been happy to read the news, closed Jira tickets and the latest changes in the wiki. All the people around ReactOS are doing a great job, and the progress ReactOS has made after setting the dev...