Solved To create a bootable media, you prefer CD or ISO file?

[pabuman]

Could you guys share your suggestions? Thanks

 

[GokAy]

I prefer ISOs which then I can put in a multiboot USB stick.

 

[Ztruker]

ISO, then you can create any other media you need from it.

 

[pabuman]

I prefer ISOs which then I can put in a multiboot USB stick.

May I know how can you select ISO you mentioned the multiboot USB? set in BISO or USB menu?

 

[pabuman]

ISO, then you can create any other media you need from it.

Thank you

 

[GokAy]

You can checkout Easy2Boot (I started using this recently, before I was using YUMI) - Easy2Boot

I have 1 64GB USB stick that can start many things including Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 installers, Linux distributions, repair disks and everything that can be bootable with a CD/USB (exceptions may apply )

 

[pabuman]

You can checkout Easy2Boot (I started using this recently, before I was using YUMI) - Easy2Boot

I have 1 64GB USB stick that can start many things including Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 installers, Linux distributions, repair disks and everything that can be bootable with a CD/USB (exceptions may apply )

I'll try this, thank you

 

[Viscon]

ISO
Then I use EasyBCD to add an image to boot menu.
This way it loads quick straight from HDD.

 

[pabuman]

ISO
Then I use EasyBCD to add an image to boot menu.
This way it loads quick straight from HDD.

Thank you.

 

[pabuman]

AOMEI PE Builder solved my problem. Create Bootable CD or ISO File by AOMEI PE Builder

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
I kind of prefer cd's
One they don't take up disk space until loaded,
Two it's easier to boot to with newer motherboards bios which do not like flash drives very much without jumping through bio settings hoops.

iso's are great for using them in a virtual machine and of course you can burn them to other bootable media as stated.