Try MultiBootUSB without touching a single drive
A pretend program window with made-up entries and numbers: prepare an imaginary drive, check a checksum, save a profile, switch from Lite to Pro. It writes nothing to your computer.
Prepare USB
Pick the systems to put on the pretend drive and press Create. Then use the arrow keys in the boot menu to move around.
Drive (pretend)
Engine
Tools
Catalog with verified checksums
After the download, the vendor's SHA-256 checksum is recalculated: if it does not match, the file is discarded. Here the download is pretend and the checksums are made up.
Signed updates
An update is installed only if its SHA-256 checksum matches the one announced by the server.
Profiles and history
Save the current selection as a profile and restore it with one click. The history keeps the last 30 events.
USB profiles
History
One program, two modes
Without a license it works as Lite; with the key it unlocks Pro, with no restart. Here the switch is just a pretend toggle: no key, no license.
I built MultiBootUSB myself, on my own — and I am looking for my first role as a junior developer.
I am Samuele Rota, a self-taught full-stack developer: this is one of eight projects that I conceived, wrote and published entirely myself. If your company is looking for a junior who delivers, get in touch.