Yes, you can. I even flashed it successfully in another Windows-PC – that had no USB-C interface – by using an USB-C to USB-A adapter. Though, it was USB-A 3.0, of course.
I created an USB bootable Windows To Go using Rufus. Then I copied/extracted the firmware files to the boot media. After booting up and logging in, I tried running Framework_ReadVersion.exe, that ends in mfc140.dll and vcruntime140.dll both missing error. Reinstalling the latest Visual Studio redistributable did not solve the error.
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Yes, you can. I even flashed it successfully in another Windows-PC – that had no USB-C interface – by using an USB-C to USB-A adapter. Though, it was USB-A 3.0, of course.
AFAIR, I tried the 64-bit installer, only. Maybe this was a misunderstanding?
Nevermind, I updated my DisplayPort Expansion Card by using another Windows Dual Boot PC. Though, I needed to get an USB Type-C to Adapter first.
I created an USB bootable Windows To Go using Rufus. Then I copied/extracted the firmware files to the boot media. After booting up and logging in, I tried running Framework_ReadVersion.exe, that ends in mfc140.dll and vcruntime140.dll both missing error. Reinstalling the latest Visual Studio redistributable did not solve the error.