I tested all four ISOs contained on the Ventoy multi-boot USB flash drive I created and the only ISO that refused to load was the Comodo Rescue Disc ISO where I received some sort of EFI error message. Your mouse will not work here so you need to use the up and down arrow keys on the keyboard to highlight the ISO you want to load and then press Enter. When you boot from the Ventoy USB flash drive you will see all the ISOs you copied across displayed in a menu: From there it is a simple matter of clicking the Install button: Ventoy will now run and should identify your connected flash drive and list it automatically. Click More info and then click Run anyway: I can assure you there is nothing harmful about Ventoy at all. You might see a Windows protected your PC popup warning against running the app this is merely because the software is so new and not yet recognized by Microsoft Defender SmartScreen. Connect your USB flash drive and run the extracted Ventoy executable.

Download Ventoy and extract the contents of the zipped folder. Ventoy for Windows is a 4.41 MB download in zip format.

What impresses me most about Ventoy is how simple yet effective it is, so simple that anyone, regardless of level of proficiency, can create a multi-boot flash drive with ease. However, in this article, we’ll be checking out the new kid on the block, a brilliant free, open-source, and portable software called Ventoy. There are quite a few free tools available designed specifically for the creation of multi-boot USB flash drives, the most well known of which is probably YUMI. A multi-boot USB flash drive means that instead of needing to create an individual bootable flash drive for each ISO, you can run multiple ISOs from a single bootable flash drive.

How to use ventoy android