Guide to Creating Versatile Multi-OS Bootable USBs with XBoot

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Say goodbye to the hassle of using different USBs or CDs every time you install Windows. With XBoot, everything becomes much simpler. You can now have a more versatile approach to creating bootable USBs, capable of containing multiple operating systems simultaneously. Today, Mytour will introduce you to an incredibly versatile software that helps you create multi-functional bootable USBs.

There are numerous tools and software available to help you create a bootable USB or install Windows via USB, which are extremely convenient. However, the drawback of these software is that they are often cumbersome and sometimes you only install Windows with a single operating system.

Guide to Creating Versatile Multi-OS Bootable USBs with XBoot

In contrast to that, using Xboot to create a Boot USB will provide a completely opposite experience, as it is one of the simplest and most effective software to use.

Guide to Creating Multi-Function, Multi-OS Bootable USBs with Xboot.

Step 1: To create a multi-function bootable USB with Xboot, you will need a USB drive and the Xboot software downloaded from here: Download Xboot 2016

Step 2: In the Xboot software interface, you will only work on the Create Multiboot USB/ISO section to create a bootable USB with Xboot. The remaining sections like QEMU or Edit MultiBoot USB have different functions which Mytour will introduce later.

Step 3:Drag and drop the .ISO files of the operating systems you want into the software. For each file, you must select Add using Grub4dos ISO image Emulation and Add this file, if you are creating a bootable USB with Xboot containing 3 operating systems, you need to do this process 3 times.

Step 4: After selecting the files, press Create USB.

Step 5: In this step, the Select USB drive section is where you choose the USB drive for creating the boot, then click OK to confirm.

Step 6: Wait for the software to finish copying, a prompt will appear asking for your agreement, click Agree to confirm.

Step 7: A success message will appear, click YES to complete the process of creating a multi-functional, multi-OS bootable USB with Xboot.

Now you can restart your computer and select the boot mode for the USB to see the Xboot interface.

And the familiar interface when installing Windows 7.

So we have completed creating a bootable USB with Xboot, owning a multi-functional USB boot containing multiple operating systems as long as your USB device has enough capacity. Not only does it help you create a bootable USB, but it also allows direct installation on the HDD, helping you install Windows from the hard drive, or the boot repair feature, all of which Mytour will introduce in future articles.

Apart from Xboot, you can also utilize Usb HDD Boot, a versatile boot creation software supporting multiple operating systems like Xboot. Importantly, USB HDD Boot offers Vietnamese language support, making it highly convenient even for non-professionals.

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