64GB - 19-IN-1, Bootable USB Drive 3.0 for Linux & Windows 11, Mint | Kali | Ubuntu | OpenSUSE | Tails | Debian, Supported UEFI and Legacy

This is a very handy product that does exactly what it says and what it needs to. It has a large selection of bootable operating systems (Linux only) and installation media (windows 11 and linux). It does NOT have a bootable Windows 11 installation which isn't entirely clear from the description but that's ok.It's great if you need to rescue files from a dead OS before doing a clean install. It's a real life-saver if your main PC suddenly gives out and you're completely unprepared with no access to another desktop to prepare installation/bootable media or transfer files.Sure, you can make one yourself if you prepare in advance and save a few £. But it'swell worth the price for the convenience and fast delivery when you need it.

A Must-Have for Tech Enthusiasts and TroubleshootersThe 19-in-1 Bootable USB Drive is an absolute game-changer. Having so many operating systems available in the palm of your hand makes troubleshooting, testing, and setting up systems incredibly convenient. Whether you’re working on a fresh install, recovering data, or experimenting with different OS environments, this USB drive saves time and effort.One of the standout features is how easy it is to select the OS you want to boot from. The interface is intuitive, allowing you to navigate through the options smoothly without any complicated steps. No more juggling multiple USB sticks or wasting time setting up bootable drives individually—everything you need is right here in one device.The speed and reliability are also impressive. Boot times are quick, and I haven’t run into any compatibility issues. It’s a must-have tool for IT professionals, hobbyists, or anyone who likes having a reliable, all-in-one solution at their fingertips. Highly recommended!

Easy set up and it works well. Very happy! Many thanks.

Last year I substituted my win 11 with several Linux distribution. Now I got my win11 back. ... it's a great software product ! Easy to use. Either you run the os's from usb or install them. You can do both which was not clear before I bought it. So I took the risk £ 21,sth doesn't hurtthat muchPeople say win 11 doesn't work installing. Thats wrong!Follow following steps :You habe to do the partition manually..That is simple1. Save old data like pic, docs ,videos.....2. Format your hard drive it is suggestedIn the install menu as win can only runon NTFS... if you had Linux before oron a chromebook, windows can't beinstalled3. Install windows and follow theirprocedure - simpleLittle advice: If you don't know how to boot from usb just watch the video...It's always the same.Always ask yourself 3 questions beforemessing around, lolA where am I in the systemB what am I doing or want to doC what is the outcome or result ( effect )If you can't answer all of these questions ask either chat gpt or s.o. who (might) know this... computers are stupid, they only can do what a person has told them to do ( program, bios, setup, hardware )

20 in 1 secure USB boot for Kali doesn't work. I've tried it on 3 different devices and get thensame results, no connection to the browser and all folders are empty.NEVER EVER BUY THIS ITEM. Download Kali and use in a virtual machine, best option.

It does exactly what it says it would do and it is extremely useful. I only wish there were more up-to-date versions available.

Only a couple of the systems work

As described