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Easy2Boot

Flexible and configurable USB drive multiboot solution which also supports UEFI booting.

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

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Platforms

  • Windows
  • Linux
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Properties

  1.  Customizable

Features

  1.  Portable
  2.  Multi boot
  3.  Multiboot USB
  4.  UEFI Support
  5.  Create bootable USB
  6.  USB to NTFS
  7.  USB to FAT

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Our users have written 2 comments and reviews about Easy2Boot, and it has gotten 38 likes

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Top Positive Comment
Bor
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Easy to use, doesn't require formatting the thumb drive each time you need a new os, just drag the iso in a folder and it works. Supports multiple iso's on the same thumb drive.

RemovedUser
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Highly customizable menus. Boots anything.

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What is Easy2Boot?

You can prepare an Easy2Boot USB drive using Windows or linux. Then add all your payload files (.iso, .img, .ima, etc.) to one of the folders on your USB drive (e.g. _ISO\MAINMENU folder) by drag-and-drop at any time. A new menu is automatically created each time you boot from it. Works with 99% of linux liveCD ISOs and supports Windows Install ISOs too! Install from an unmodified XP ISO file to a RAID/AHCI/SATA system (no need to nLite the ISO first). The USB drive can be formatted as FAT32 or NTFS (or exFAT, ext2/3). UEFI booting of linux and Windows is supported by creating .imgPTN partition image files. Boot to any number of Windows Vista/7/8/MSDaRT and linux UEFI OS's.