MultiBoot USB Pendrive [Multiple Os]

Single USB Pendrive For MultiOs

                                          Hey guys...........this post is really useful for many of you who suffers form the multibooting problem in your system like dreaded Blue Screen of Death screen again and again.An bootable USB drive is used  to solve this and also it is useful when you are facing the insufficient memory.The option of having bootable version of your operatingsystem helps to isolate the software issue with your Pc or an Laptop.

  What is multiboot? 

                                 Mutiboot means  run(boot) more then a single Operating System .Note that One Os can be run at a time.This activite can be done through a single pendrive.

                    

                                           It is very easy to put all ISO(os) file on  portable flash drives by using various tool.Some of them are the Windows USB/DVD tool and Startup Disk Creator in Ubuntu And its uncomfortable for the person to have multi-pendrive for different os.For this obstacle i made an idea that multibooting on a single  pendrive.

Make sure that your USB pendrive is capable of 16GB or 32GB because most of ISO resource are heavily loaded.To put three Windows ISOs in the multiboot USB there should be a 16GB flash drive.

                                           WinSetupFromUSB  tool is used to install multiple ISO file on your USB drive .It's possible to put Windows and Linux in a same bootable disk or create a master drive with Windows 7,8.1 and 10 OS.

Installation of Multiple ISO file:

First ISO file Installation:

Step1:

                   Download and install the WinSetupFromUSB and extract the software for your Pc or Laptop.

Step2:

                        Now Insert your USb stick to your system and Open WinSetupFromUSB.Choose 32 or 64 bit version according to your OS.

Step3:

                     Select your USB Pendrive from the dropdown menu .If the software is not recognise your pendrive,just click refresh.

Step4:

      

                       Tick Auto format it with FBinst and "remember you have to choose this option only on your first ISO installation" (not required for Second Os installation).

Step5:

         

                  Then click the Advanced option and select  Custom menu names for Vista/7/8/Server Source on the checkbox.And click the X at the top to exit Advanced Option.

       

Step6:

             Finally come back to the mainscreen of the application and select the checkbox of the OS you want to install on your USB pendrive.If the Size of ISO file is larger than 4GB it will show a message to split the file into parts.This is due to the FAT32 option .Click Ok.

Step7:

         Now Press GO,you made it the software will format your pendrive and install the ISO that you have selected.

Second ISO file Installation:

Step1:

          Run the WinSetupFromUSB and select the flash drive in the drop down menu.

Step2:

           Click AdvancedOptions and select Custom menu names for Vista/7/8/10/Server Source.

              

           During second ISO installation ,kindly uncheck Auto Format with FBinst(enabling this will remove your pervious ISO file).

Step3:

            Add the ISO file you need to install and click GO .

           "Follow the same process to add more ISO file depend upon USB pendrive capacity".

            Now restart the system to run any os on the flash drive.

            This tool will be helpful for all my viewers because most of you do a complex method to run multiple OS.By using this tool it can reduced the issues inside the system software.Xboot Window Tool is also an helpful tool for multiboot on USB.

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