Solved Windows Defender Offline.

I downloaded Windows Defender Offline to a USB memory stick, 16GB capacity. I have used it once successfully. Can I add other 'matters' to this memory stick, or should WDOffline be the only thing stored on the stick ?
If other files, etc are added to the same stick, when booting up the computer offline to use WDOffline, will the offline procedure still be able to be carried out, or will other files present prevent it ?

Hello Fred,

Yes, you could use the USB flash drive as usual as well without affecting Windows Defender Offline. Just don't delete any of the Windows Defender Offline files.

Hello Brink, Thanks for the confirmation. I gave it a try yesterday, and Windows Defender Offline worked correctly, even though I have other matters/files loaded on the same USB memory stick. I suppose it is not for us mere mortals and 'non computer genius' to understand why WDO takes preference over the other matters on the stick.:D
Thanks for your help.

You're most welcome.

When the WDO USB is created, it makes it a bootable USB flash drive. Whenever you boot from the USB the instructions tell it to boot and run WDO. This way it doesn't matter what other nonrelated files you add to the USB so long as you got the space for it.