One Thumb Drive For Multiple ISOs

I am going to show you how to make a single USB drive boot several ISOs. We are doing this with a program called Ventoy. I have tons of USB drives and this has became a real problem for me because I can't remember what's on them all. So I'm just going to make one drive hold them all. Sounds like a good plan.

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[SikkSiccNasty]

I loved how rufus had this ability, but only at the time of setting up the USB disk. This is a game changer! Being able to expand or whatever the case need be.
Totally awesome vid, thanks!

[TechGorilla]

I LOVE Ventoy! This is the second obscure but awesome program I have seen you review. Well done, man.

[johnzero]

This is freaking awesome!
Finally I can make just one USB with all the bootable ISOs I need plus the portable programs and installers.
And if I want to add a new ISO or upgrade it, there is no need to get other drive or format an existing one.

[KOT-ANGRY]

I thinked about this for YEARS (i swear), but im too lazy and i hadnt time to do this with my Windows installation usbs, BUT...after your video (hehe, not the first time im doing something after YOUR videos) i made that drive (with Win7, Win8.1, Win10, Win11 installations) and im HAPPY because now i need only 1 drive to take with myself, not 4x! Thanks, mate, you made my day - you showed very easy way to do that ❤️

[rookiepaw]

I love the mini-tour of what's on each thumb drive. I hope we can get a full tour of each drive, I love hearing "And all the way over here, on THIS drive..."

[scp_redacted]

Sweet, I've been wanting a way to hold lots of bootables on one 128gb flash drive. I appreciate this video so much.

[jeffbapst]

I use ventoy for bootable media, but I have transitioned to MicroSD cards for other things. I then store the cards in a small fly organizer (like fly fishing) with each compartment labeled. I then use a spreadsheet to keep track of what I have on each card. Ventoy helped reduce how many I need for random bootable options, but the cards are nice for keeping track of the driver updater and other storage options.

[alfonsoPina]

I enjoyed this. I have used Ventoy before and forgot I had it. I have an externall SSD (1TB) that I was planning on rebuilding with Ventoy. I wasn't planning to have the entire drive be the ISO storage, I will also load some other stuff on it for troubleshooting when I don't nave to use Ventoy and rebuild first. or I can use it to store any additional user information I need to copy IF I they don't have a cloud sync or some offline storage to backup their profiles. Ventoy is very useful! I liked your video and your style so You sir have earned my respect and a Sub!

[goofyrulez]

Whenever I go to a store, I'm always tempted to "buy just one more" thumb-drive, so, like you said, I now have tons of them :) Thanks for the informative video!

[mathisblair]

This is cool. I set up a ventoy usb a few months ago; but at the time, couldn't boot windows. So it's nice to know I can just use that now.

[seireiart]

Ventoy really solved my issue of having one USB stick and flashing it with a new ISO file every time I needed to.
I have a 64GB USB 3.0 bootable stick where I'm storing ISOs of Windows 10 22H2, Hiren's Boot CD, and a couple of Linux Distros (mainly Ubuntu, and Linux Mint)

[w]

I still remember finding Ventoy years ago. That was such a good day. Went from a dozen flash drives to a single 128, now at a tb because I have way too many ISO’s.

[InfiniteImp]

Thanks for this! 8 flash drives just became one. I tried something like this a few years ago but found it unreliable in booting all the ISOs I needed. Ventoy doesn't have that problem. The only issue so far is the Macrium Reflect recovery ISO throws some NETSH errors when starting up, but still continues to function perfectly.

[johncbeer]

Thanks for this video! Hey just a convenient fyi; when it comes to straight up bit for bit disk cloning, I love the Sabrent Dual Dock. No software, no need to connect to PC (but you can), and just a two button press. Works every time.

[SpencerYonce]

I have a label maker and I still think this is the best solution. Especially when you can get 64gb or even 256gb flash drives for so cheap now. I'm definitely going to be trying this out and see if it works well.

[dandan]

Thank you for this, been most helpful, used a old 80gb 2, 5-inch ssd USB drive for this absolute spot on vid as well thank you

[UltraZelda]

Ventoy is definitely useful for maintaining a bootable collection of up-to-date operating systems and tools. Useful for possibly keeping the latest Windows 10 and/or 11 installers, various Linux distros live/installation CDs and system and administration tools. Updating an operating system is as simple as deleting the old version's ISO and putting the new version there instead. Last I used it it did not work with bootable USB drive images and some less-used (ie. BSD, OpenIndiana, Haiku, etc.) images, but with ISO capabilities plus Windows and strong Linux support this is one very powerful tool.

[davidspencer]

Thanks for the video, it's exactly the problem I have and have been looking to solve this for the last year, thanks mate 😊

[crisbalgreece]

Great video one more time..
I'm using Ventoy since day one..
Very useful I just deleting older iso versions and upgrade them with latest..
Usually Linux distros..👍

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