Is there a utility to create a multi-Windows bootable USB stick?

Question

After reading this article on the SuperUser blog I set out to create a (primarily) Windows boot/install USB, with hopefully a few utilities on it as well (see my answer here for examples).

I've looked at MagicIso, which would look like it would work although it only seems to create a .iso big enough for a dual-layer DVD and as my USB is a 16GB one I'd like to use all the space.

YUMI, while it does offer a Windows Vista/7 boot option it only lists one option for a Windows .iso, one that's been extracted to the USB there's no more options to add a Windows .iso.

What I would like is a USB with a boot menu, that will give me a choice to install, from:

• Windows 7, 32-Bit
• Windows 7, 64-Bit
• Windows Server 2008, 32-Bit
• Windows Server 2008, 64-Bit
• Windows Web Server 2008, 64-Bit

It would be nice if I could also add things like a bootable Ubuntu .iso and a DBAN option, but if not I'll settle for just the Windows option.

Answer 1

Have you tried XBoot

Forum for XBoot

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Answer 2

There no such utility. But there is guide which you can follow.

http://www.rmprepusb.com/tutorials/firawiniso

The tutorial is intended for an advanced user.

This method describes how you can place all your Windows Vista 32-bit/64-bit ISOs, Windows 7 32-bit/64-bit ISOs, Server 2K8 ISOs etc. all on one (large) USB Flash drive and install any version of Windows onto any system whenever you like.