Written on March 4, 2010 at 6:41 am by

Create Linux / Windows 7 Bootable USB -Ultraiso

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In Previous posts we have covered creating usb boot for fedora & ubuntu.

Apart from unetbootin, you can use UltraISO to create usb boot.

Following is the easy procedure to create bootable usb.

1) Connect USB device & select it int UltraISO.

2) Select Live CD iso image.


3) Click on Bootable from menu, choose Write Disk Image.

From here you can format your USB drive & start writing image by clicking on Write.

Windows Admin can use this tool to write Windows 7 bootable usb (I have not tested on Vista).

And the best part is that, ultraiso supports usb writing in trial version.


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  • http://www.linuxreaders.com/2010/03/04/create-linux-windows-7-bootable-usb-ultraiso/?& Bruno

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  • chakri

    Hi Folks, My question may appear to be a dumb question but was trying to get the answer….. Is it possible to create a bootable USB for Linux and Windows(XP/7) both in the same USB flash Drive? That is using one Bootable USB, booting the Linux and Windows OS….. Thanks in advance….. Chakri….

  • http://www.firesurroundset.com Fire Surround 

    windows 7 is definitely the best OS aside from Windows Xp`,*

  • Leon Murray

    I’m pretty much impressed with the stability of Windows 7. It is better than windows Vista which hogs my memory and cpu.’*.

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