"YUMI (Your Universal Multiboot Installer), is the successor to our MultibootISOs. It can be used to create a Multiboot Bootable USB Flash Drive containing multiple operating systems, antivirus utilities, disc cloning, diagnostic tools, and more." - Pendrivelinux.com
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2. Ready your different ISO files.
3. Run YUMI application.
--> press "Agree"
4. Select the Letter of your drive/ USB.
5.Select the distribution of ISO file (whether operating systems, antivirus utilities, disc cloning, diagnostic tools, and more)
6.Locate your ISO file you want to put in USB.
After you choose the ISO file it should be like this.
7. Tick the NTFS format or FAT32 format. (It depends on what type of disk you want to create.)
8. Press "Create"
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Wait until it was finish.
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9. You can now boot and try your Multiboot USB.
It will look like this. (In this image I already put diffrent ISO files).
NOTE: You can add many ISO files in only one USB using this tool, as long as your USB storage is not full.
CONGRATULATIONS!!! You have now a Multiboot USB.
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lang masaya na ako.
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2. Ready your different ISO files.
3. Run YUMI application.
--> press "Agree"
4. Select the Letter of your drive/ USB.
5.Select the distribution of ISO file (whether operating systems, antivirus utilities, disc cloning, diagnostic tools, and more)
6.Locate your ISO file you want to put in USB.
After you choose the ISO file it should be like this.
7. Tick the NTFS format or FAT32 format. (It depends on what type of disk you want to create.)
8. Press "Create"
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Wait until it was finish.
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9. You can now boot and try your Multiboot USB.
It will look like this. (In this image I already put diffrent ISO files).
NOTE: You can add many ISO files in only one USB using this tool, as long as your USB storage is not full.
CONGRATULATIONS!!! You have now a Multiboot USB.
Press Like
lang masaya na ako.