XBoot

XBoot is a program that creates multiboot disks in different formats. The utility supports CD, DVD and Blu-ray optical disks. If necessary, you can create a bootable distribution on a USB drive. XBoot utility allows you to combine data from multiple sources and create bootable images and flash drives with operating system distributions. The program does not write data, but prepares the information by packing it into an image of the appropriate format. Once you have prepared the data for writing, use a third-party utility or program. XBoot generates ready ISO images of disks from one or more sources. Using this utility, you will combine bootable disks by adding an antivirus program, third-party tools, and an operating system image. When you create a bootable flash drive or disk, you create a Linux shell and a convenient boot menu. XBoot is equipped with tools that create many bootable disks in different formats. You can create bootable distributions in any modern format and run them with a bootable shell: ISO Emulation or Grub4dos. The main feature of the program is support for the QEMU which provides virtual media booting and data emulation. Use this tool to verify that your bootable media works properly. The XBoot utility checks individual images. Drag and drop the image into the QEMU section, and wait for the emulator to configure the program shell automatically. QEMU runs without plug-ins or drivers. XBoot contains a section with links to download Fedora, Kaspersky and other programs. You can download original program images through the utility interface. XBoot edits configuration files in the created media. This utility is suitable for creating bootable distributions, operating system flash drives, with additional programs for virus scanning and other features. You can build an OS Windows image via XBoot or use a ready-made tool, for example: Hirens BootCD.

Key features

• Build and pack ISO images with multiboot function for optical disks and flash drives;
• integrated QEMU tool, which checks if the image was built correctly and if it is bootable;
• access to additional program sites from the developer's servers;
• adding data by simply "dragging and dropping" files into the program window;
• universal methods of creating a multiboot shell (ISO Emulation and Grub4dos);
• utility work after tool installation NET Framework 4.0