XBoot: Unleash the Power of Dual Booting on Any Device

XBoot 1.0.14 is also a multi-functional system bootable USB creation tool, helping you install Windows easily. Download the free application for PC Windows to explore more

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After you have all desired ISO files in one place. All you have to do is to add them to this app and choose the activities you want to perform.

Features:

Creating a new multiboot ISO or USB image is just a click away. The application will provide the option to help you check whether your bootable ISO file or USB is working.

The application supports more than 40 system utilities, Linux distributions, anti-virus rescue disks, including a wide range of tools. It also allows you to edit your USB multiboot configuration file. You just need to select the USB devices you want and the configuration file you want to edit.

It gives you options to choose between syslinux and grub4dos tools for the purpose of reinstalling the USB Bootloader. The program allows you to add multiple ISO files to DVD and then mark them to distinguish them.

At the same time, it also helps you manage disk space to manage more files more conveniently.

Provides the function of burning ISO files to USB or DVD
Make use of disk space
ISO file check option
Supports more than 40 system utilities, Linux distributions, anti-virus rescue disks, including a wide range of tools
Allows editing of multiboot USB configuration files
Allows downloading ISO files if not available on the system
Provides options to choose between syslinux and grub4dos tools (USB Boot creation tool)
Disk space management
Simple interface, easy to use

Create Multibootable USB Drives with Ease: A Guide to XBoot

XBoot is a free and user-friendly utility for Windows that allows you to create bootable USB drives containing multiple operating systems (ISOs) and other live environments. This makes it a valuable tool for tasks like:

Installing different operating systems on a computer without needing multiple discs or DVDs.
Running live versions of Linux distributions for testing or troubleshooting purposes without permanent installation.
Booting various recovery tools for diagnosing and fixing system issues.

Before You Begin:

Download XBoot: Obtain the latest version of XBoot from a trusted source. Exercise caution when downloading from unofficial websites.
Prepare a USB drive: Ensure you have a USB drive with enough storage capacity to accommodate the ISOs and additional files you plan to include.
Using a USB drive with good read/write speeds is recommended.
Backup your USB drive: XBoot will erase all data on the chosen USB drive during the creation process. Back up any important files beforehand.

Using XBoot:

Launch XBoot: Run the downloaded XBoot executable file.
Select the creation method: XBoot offers two primary methods for creating bootable USB drives:
Create Multiboot USB: This is the recommended option for creating a USB drive with multiple bootable ISOs.
Create ISO: Use this option if you only want to create a bootable USB drive for a single ISO file.

Creating a Multiboot USB Drive:

Choose the USB drive: Select the USB drive you want to use from the dropdown menu. Double-check to ensure it’s the correct drive.
Add ISO files: Click the “Add ISO” button and browse to the location of your desired ISO files (operating systems, live environments, etc.). You can add multiple ISOs to create a multiboot drive.
Bootloader selection (optional): XBoot offers a choice between GRUB4DOS and Syslinux as the boot loader for your multiboot USB drive. The default selection (GRUB4DOS) usually works well. If you encounter issues, you can try Syslinux.
Click the “Start” button to initiate the creation process. XBoot will format the USB drive and copy the necessary files. This process might take some time depending on the size of the ISO files and the speed of your USB drive.

Using Your Multiboot USB Drive:

Boot your computer from the USB drive: The process for booting from a USB drive varies depending on your computer’s manufacturer and

BIOS/UEFI settings. Typically, you’ll need to press a specific key combination (like F10, F12, or Del) during startup to access the boot menu and select the USB drive.

Bootloader selection: If you created a multiboot USB drive, XBoot’s bootloader (GRUB4DOS by default) will display a menu listing the available operating systems or live environments you added. Choose the one you want to boot.

Download X boot for PC Windows for free and experience it today.