There's also Easy2Boot, which is pretty flexible and includes Ventoy. Tweaking for a more Deck-like experience! The AHCI driver is not up to date (compared to those on win-raid) but at least it works on my z97 motherboard so it should work for you.
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It basically patches the iso on-the-fly with its own AHCI drivers (for x86 only) and ramdisk driver (which stores the iso file in ram so installation process is very fast). If you want to use your own iso and ntlite doesn't work for you, try easy2boot (). seems to be what I'm seeing reccomended for creating UEFI multiboot USBs these days, but I don't have personal experience with it and I would save that project for another day. Last time I built a multi tool using YUMI but it was for legacy BIOS, not UEFI (clearly been a few years). Recommended XP ISOs are listed on the 'Tested Payloads' page of easy2boot.xyz site.
Ventoy is my goto tool for making boot media these days. Unetbootin for Linux not properly creating a bootable USB, and I cannot boot with it. Try another tool to make the USB - I tend to use ventoy for most all of my boot media these days. Now I can't start windows or even reset itĪssuming you still have the Ubuntu live USB, and a spare USB, you can use the ubuntu live usb to make a windows installer USB using the tool ventoy ''.Īnd you can make windows installer media rather using the tool ventoy and ventoy is rather trivial to install/use. Redownload the ISo, verify its check sum, Try another USB, try another tool to make the USB.
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