Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Pen Drive Linux
Release : YUMI 2.0.6.6
Antivirus check: passed
Creating a multiboot USB drive has become quite easy with the advent of YUMI. The name of the utility speaks for itself: Your Universal Multiboot Installer - "Your universal multiboot installer". Thanks to YUMI, the user will be able to place up to several operating systems, antivirus programs, diagnostic tools and system utilities on a flash drive. All this distribution is automatically placed in the folder Multiboot folder (except for a few files), which is important - later on, such a bootable flash drive can be used for other purposes (to save files that are not related to YUMI).
A bootable USB disk is created in several steps. First, the user runs the .exe installation file, following the instructions on the monitor. Then, to add the necessary distributions to the flash card, the program should be restarted again. Next, you need to set the PC startup properties to boot from a USB key. The user selects the desired distribution and starts working.
YUMI's main benefit is its ability to efficiently create a multiboot USB drive with multiple operating systems and utilities for various needs.
- Minimal difficulty in creating a multiboot drive;
- The simple principle of the program's operation, in many respects reminiscent of Universal USB Installer;
- the ability to include the ISO file in the boot disk;
- the ability to change the order of distributions, as well as the contents of the multiboot USB disk.
Harris
The Yumi software is the perfect solution to the problem I used to have. You see, I have multiple operating systems I like to use from Windows 11, Linux Ubuntu, and even Chrome flex. I used to have multiple USBs to hold each of the bootable ISOs. The Yumi software was really the amazing software that let me have all of them an one single USB drive. I don't have to worry about losing any of my install files, and if I need to run a repair then I can just use one USB drive. I highly recommend Yumi to anyone who runs more than one OS. It supports exFAT, NTFS, and FAT file systems so nothing to worry about on any PC. I really can't recommend it enough!
Wed, Dec 6, 2023