Just so you know I keep that browsers (and all others I use updated). I have run into a problem viewing articles using Firefox. If you’re new to Ventoy, you can access a complete set of user guides here: Getting Started With Ventoy.Read more about Ventoy and download directly from the developer: Ventoy Home Page.When you boot the Ventoy flash drive it displays a menu containing a list of all ISOs and you simply choose whichever ISO you want to load. With something like Rufus, for example, you need to create a separate bootable flash drive for each image file (ISO) but, with Ventoy, a single flash drive can accommodate multiple ISOs, so you can have Windows and Linux operating system ISOs all on a single flash drive.

Ventoy has a unique advantage over most alternative similar software. This latest version also adds multi-language support for the Ventoy menu, which displays a list of the ISOs, as well as other improvements and bug fixes. Previous versions of Ventoy have limited the flash drive capacity to a maximum of 32GB, but the latest, recently released, Ventoy version (v1.0.84) adds support for flash drive capacities in excess of 32GB formatted in FAT32.

Please read: Ventoy: Superb Multi-Boot Flash Drive Creator.You can add as many ISOs as you wish, only limited by the capacity of the flash drive. Ventoy creates a very small boot partition leaving the remainder of the flash drive’s space free to accommodate multiple ISOs. Ventoy is a free and open-source tool to create multi-boot flash drives.

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