To make USB flash drives that can start operating systems, you’ll need RMPrepUSB Download For Windows. Now that most netbooks do not come equipped with DVD drives, they are a practical addition.

It is possible to create and control a multiboot USB drive with the help of RMPrepUSB, which is dedicated software. Their website provides extensive information, including video tutorials, on how to install and use the software. This software can convert any USB flash drive or external hard drive into a bootable USB device.

All the choices are accompanied by a list of information that should help you choose the best one. The specific choices will change based on the version of Windows you are setting up. The File Info menu item is there so you can access the file’s metadata.

RMPartUSB can also load the USB device with boot code for Windows XP/Windows PE v1 (ntldr), Windows Vista/Windows PE v2/Windows 7 (bootmgr), Microsoft DOS (io.sys), or FreeDos (kernel.sys). You will need to manually copy files to the UFD after using RMPartUSB, or use RMPrepUSB’s Copy OS Files option to automatically copy the contents of a specified folder to the UFD.

With this program, a Windows user can “roll their own” multiboot USB drive in a matter of minutes. To test a multiboot (also called multipass) USB bootable drive, the user can quickly partition, format, install a boot manager, extract, or copy files.