Ultimate Multiboot USB Guide – Install Windows, Linux & More from One Drive! - video Dailymotion

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Tired of carrying multiple USBs for different operating systems? In this video, I’ll show you how to create a Multiboot USB that contains Windows 10, Windows 11, Ubuntu, Kali Linux, and more – all on a single flash drive using Ventoy!   ✅ Boot into any OS  ✅ Super easy setup – no advanced tech knowledge needed  ✅ Works on any PC or laptop  ✅ 100% Free and Open Source   👇 Let me know in the comments which OS you added to your multiboot USB!  📌 Don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and hit the Bell Icon for more tech tutorials!   ⚠️ Disclaimer  This video is created for educational and informational purposes only.  All tutorials are based on original screen recordings and custom-edited content.  AI voice narration is used to enhance clarity — all scripting and editing is done manually.  Occasionally, third-party visuals or assets may be used under Fair Use for demonstration.  Please follow all steps carefully. ITCPK is not responsible for any damage or data loss caused by misuse or improper application.   © ITCPK – All Rights Reserved.

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00:00Hey guys, welcome to ITCPK.

00:08Today, I'm going to show you how to create the ultimate multiboot USB that lets you install

00:13Windows, Linux, and other operating systems all from a single flash drive.

00:18Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a system admin, or just someone who loves experimenting

00:24with different operating systems, having a multiboot USB is a game changer.

00:28So, let's get started.

00:39Before we start, let me quickly explain what a multiboot USB is.

00:44Instead of carrying multiple bootable USBs for different OS, you can create one single

00:49USB drive that can boot into Windows 10, Windows 11, Ubuntu, Kali Linux, and more.

00:56This is super useful for installing different OS on multiple devices, troubleshooting PCs

01:02with recovery tools, running live Linux without installation.

01:07And the best part?

01:08It's easy to set up.

01:10To create a multiboot USB, you'll need a PC or laptop, a USB flash drive, at least 16 gigabytes,

01:18preferably 32 gigabytes or more.

01:20ISO files of the operating systems you want to install.

01:25A multiboot tool, I recommend Ventoy, but Yumi and Easy2Boot also work.

01:31Now, let's get started with the setup.

01:34The tool I highly recommend for this is Ventoy.

01:37It's free, lightweight, and supports both Windows and Linux ISO seamlessly.

01:42To download, go to the official Ventoy website.

01:55Download the latest version of Ventoy for Windows.

01:58It's just 16 megabytes, so it will take a while to download.

02:28Extract the downloaded zip code.

02:58You may use WinRAR or 7-zip, but Windows built in ExtractAll feature will do the job.

03:06Open the folder and run Ventoy2Disk.exe as an administrator.

03:31Now, insert your USB drive into your PC.

03:41I've already plugged in my USB flash drive.

03:44Click Install to set up Ventoy.

03:52Warning!

03:53This will erase all data on your USB, so make sure to back up important files.

03:59Once done, your USB is now ready for multibooting.

04:19Seems empty, but relax, Ventoy has been installed in the flash drive.

04:29This is the easiest part.

04:30Just take your ISO files, Windows, Linux, or any bootable tool, and copy them directly into

04:50the USB drive.

04:51I'm using Teracopy for copying files.

05:04If you're using Windows Default Explorer, you may use Windows Default Explorer to copy ISOs.

05:11You can also add that on your USB drive.

05:18Okay?

05:19I'm using Windows Default dzieck, so I'm using Windows Default.

05:27I've added Windows 7, Windows Default, and then update the settings.

05:34I've added Windows 7, Windows 11 and Ubuntu Linux ISOs.

05:44You may add any bootable ISO you have.

05:58With the copying process complete, I'm speeding up the video from here.

06:16As done copy.

06:30Quick tip here, name your files clearly so you can easily identify them later.

06:35To boot into your multi-boot USB, restart your PC and enter your PC.

07:00To boot into your multi-boot USB, restart your PC and enter the BIOS boot menu.

07:06Press F12, F2, escape, or delete, depending on your PC.

07:13Select your USB drive from the list.

07:15You'll now see the Ventoy boot menu, listing all the ISO files you added.

07:22Simply select an OS, select boot in normal mode and it will boot instantly.

07:39Here you can see Windows 7 is booting successfully.

08:00Let's try Ubuntu.

08:19It also booted successfully.

08:21Congratulations, you've just created an ultimate multi-boot USB flash drive successfully.

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08:37Have any questions?

08:38Drop them in the comments, and I'll be happy to help.

08:42Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one.

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