In order to burn Hiren’s Boot CD and the Avira Rescue System onto their own flash drives, you’ll need to grab their ISO files and use a tool called Rufus to “burn” it to a flash drive. Check out our guide to Rufus for more info on doing so-it says it’s for Linux distributions, but it’ll work for pretty much any ISO file you want to burn to a flash drive. At the first screen, click the Access button. It allows for building a custom injector kext from Windows and macOS. Double-click this file to install the program. The USBToolBox tool is a USB mapping tool supporting Windows and macOS. MBRTool comes as an installer, so you’ll need to install it to your PC, then use the newly-installed app to create the bootable flash drive. Click Download tool now to save a MediaCreationTool.exe file on your PC.

RELATED: How to Create a Bootable Linux USB Flash Drive, the Easy Way That’s where the “key ring” idea comes into play.

There are, however, a few tools on that list that require their own dedicated flash drives, so you can boot from them. Plug in your big flash drive and just drag all the portable tools you downloaded over to it (preferably organized into folders, since many portable tools may create additional files the first time you start them up). This software can create Windows or Linux ISO on a USB device. Gathering your tools is the arduous part-the rest is super easy. This article will share some of the 10 best Bootable USB tools for Windows 10/11.

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