Multiboot flash drive with Win10 32 and 64-bit

[jstull]

Good day.

A question has arisen (stupid). Using the WinUSB program I created a multiboot flash drive. First (as in the instructions) I recorded Win10 64-bit, after Ubuntu16.04. Now there is a need to add Win10 32-bit there. Is it possible to add it there or do I need to completely format the flash drive and write it again in the order: Win10 32, Win10 64, Ubuntu?

[LeMarchand]

Sorry. Not familiar with WinUSB, though it looks interesting - I've downloaded it to have a play.

 

I would recommended Ventoy as an alternative though. https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.html.

 

This will create 2 partitions: A Ventoy bootable one of a few megs and another that you just copy any ISOs you want into. Boot to the Ventoy partition and you are presented with a list of the ISOs you have added. I pre-partitioned my drive so it also has a Portable Apps partition that I use for apps and file storage.

[jstull]

thanks for your reply. I will try to use Ventoy

[Davit2005]

Another plus for Ventoy. You can jus add different ISOs and you get a choice of which one to boot from. Use it quite a bit and very handy as some Windows ISOs very big these days and PCs don't always have CD-Rom drives Edited March 25, 2024 by Davit2005

[jstull]

Thank you for your answer, I’m already trying to create a bootable USB flash drive with distribution kits

[jstull]

Thanks to everyone involved in solving my problem, everything worked out

[jstull]

Good day.

A question has arisen (stupid). Using the WinUSB program I created a multiboot flash drive. First (as in the instructions) I recorded Win10 64-bit, after Ubuntu16.04. Now there is a need to add Win10 32-bit there. Is it possible to add it there or do I need to completely format the flash drive and write it again in the order: Win10 32, Win10 64, Ubuntu?

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