Download The Latest YUMI Bootable Creator 2.0.9.4 2022
YUMI Bootable Creator 2022 Software that you can use to create a multiboot bootable USB flash disk. Where later, you can enter various operating systems, boot antivirus, utilities, disc cloning and various other diagnostic tools. The latest YUMI v2.0.9.4 stands for Your Universal Multiboot Integrator. This is a development application from MultibootISOs. Using SysLinux management to be able to boot from various sources with just one flash disk. The grub feature in the yumi system can be used to boot various ISO files on one flash disk if you need it.
Apart from that, this application can provide certain space that can be used as storage media. So not all storage size is used for multiboot. For those of you who want to install an operating system such as Linux or Windows using a flash disk, this software is the best alternative to Rufus. The yumi application is free and open source, so you don’t need to worry. Want to try this software? Download the newest Yumi 2022 for free below.
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Latest YUMI Application Features 2.0.9.4
- Supports Norton Bootable Recovery Tool, Quick Save Live, Hiren’s Boot CD PE, and CentOS 7 Live.
- Update to support Kodachi, and newer Kaspersky Rescue Disk.
- Update to support GeckoLinux and newer Porteus.
- Fix various broken links.
- Medicat now extracts to the root folder until I find a fix for lost paths.
- Added support for Super Grub2 Disk, Trisquel, newer LXLE, and Medicat.
- Added support for Antergos, PureOS, CentOS Installer, Ubuntu Mini (Netboot Installer)
- Corrected broken Debian homepage link and Lubuntu, Xubuntu download links
- Add ability to create larger than 4GB casper-rw persistent file if using NTFS format for Ubuntu
- Added casper-rw creation progress banner.
- Add Windows to Go VHD option.
How to Use Yumi Multiboot USB Bootable to Flashdisk
To install Windows 10 with USB is very easy with this software. If previously I had written an article about how to install Windows with a flash disk (Rufus software), then this time it will only be different in the software. Overall there is nothing different, in essence you have to select the ISO file, set the UEFI or Legacy settings, then fill in the file system (NTFS, FAT or for Linux).
Watch the following video tutorial:
