Once the usb device is listed on device's box then proceed with the installation of Ventoy by clicking the Install button. If the USB device is not showing up on the Device dropdown box on Ventoy click the refresh button (green button) and the usb should show up.Īs you can see on the screenshot below, now the USB device is showing up and you can move on to next step Next you need to plug in the usb flash drive. Once you have downloaded the tar.gz file, extract it to any folder where you want.ĭouble click to VentoyGUI.x86_64 to launch ventoy gui if your system is 64bit, if your system is 32bit then you need to launch VentoyGUI.i386 Simply click over the ventoy-1.0. and the download will start Ventoy files are hosted on github so click the link below to download it However, the installation process is same on both Linux and Windows. Using ventoy it's very easy, follow the steps below how to download and use it Ventoy is an open source app that you can use to create a multiboot USB disk by simply clicking one button. Ventoy allows you to use one single USB flash drive to boot multiple operating systems, so all you need is one single flash drive and enough storage for all ISOs that you want to have on your device. Have you ever wanted to have multiple ISOs on a single USB and be able to boot to any operating system without having to reformat your USB flash drive any time you want to boot to another OS? Yes, then this tutorial is for you. In this tutorial you will learn how to create a multiboot USB on Linux and Windows.

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