If you also want to add Windows to the mix, you must already have the ISO of the Windows version. Click the Downloader tab and click START. Click Yes to add it to the download queue.Ĥ. Clicking these buttons shows a popup window. You need not search for these files on the internet as Sardu automatically does that for you (well, for most of the files). Note that upon clicking these buttons, you will be prompted to download the file from internet. If you want to add a Linux distro, click Linux tab and click the corresponding button of the desired Linux distro. If you want to add any other tool under Utility, click Utility and click the corresponding button. If you want to add an antivirus, click Antivirus tab and under that tab, click the desired antivirus. All antivirus tools are grouped under Antivirus tab, partition and troubleshooting tools under Utility, Linux distros under Linux, Windows under Windowstab.ģ.
Now, you will see that Sardu has a tabbed interface and different utilities are grouped under these tabs. If you are using a 64-bit version of Windown open Sardu_圆4.exe. Extract Sardu.zip somewhere, preferably where there is a lot of disk space.Ģ. To create a multi-operating system setup pen drive, follow these steps:ġ. You can also create an ISO and make your own multi-utility DVD or BD. Apart from operating system setup, you can create bootable antivirus, partition tools, password reset, password recovery, and much more, in a single pen drive. SARDU is a really a versatile tool, using which you can create not just a OS setup drive but also make your pen drive an ultimate troubleshooter. Internet connection (optional if you have all the necessary files) A USB pen drive – Preferably 8GB or more if you want more than two operating systemsĤ. How to Install Multiple Operating Systems from a Single USB Stick What you Need to Create a Multi-OS USB Drive:Ģ. Now I’m going to show you how to create a multi-OS setup USB key. Update: The latest version of SARDU also supports creating multi bootable ISO or USB along with Windows 8. But with the use of a USB pen drive, you can now create a multiple installation USB key which has both Linux and Windows OSes. But they are slow, unreliable and many laptops don’t even have a DVD drive. If you want to reinstall OS, you need a CD/DVD drive. If you are a long time Windows or Linux user, chances are there that you would have reinstalled the operating system several times. Unlike floppy disks and CD/DVDs, USB flash drives are portable, easier to use, and more reliable.
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