But what if you can add multiple ISO files for different OS into a single USB stick. Yes, that is possible. These multiboot drives are good for Linux users as there are various versions for it, each with different features. Or you may like to operate different Windows OS from time to time. You can do it with the help of software that will let you create multiboot USB drives. Here we will show you two of the best softwares and the methods of how to create a USB drive with multiple ISO files using them.
How To Create Multiboot USB Drives
1. Using Xboot
1 How To Create Multiboot USB Drives1.1 1. Using Xboot1.2 2. Using WinSetupFromUSB1.3 Final Words
You can also create multiboot disks CD/DVD or edit any other multiboot USB drive using this software.
2. Using WinSetupFromUSB
Note: You can add multiple ISO files of the same bit i.e. You cannot add one 32-bit OS and one 64-bit OS as it will not support and show an error.
Final Words
Both the tools are easy to use and will create multiboot USB drives with multiple ISO files in just a few minutes or maybe more if the ISO files are large. Apart from these, you can also use YUMI multiboot creator to add multiple ISO files in a single USB or Flash drive. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments via e-mail.
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