![]() The ability to save the USB thumb drive to an image file, copy the USB drive to another USB drive (while retaining "bootability"), install DOS to USB, install UEFI shell to USB disks, quickly format or wipe out USB drives completely, as well as to restore the USB thumb drive from file images are all things you can do with the Free edition. ![]() ![]() Furthermore, you can benefit from a fully installed Windows 10 or 8/8.1 on a thumb drive, and boot it independently of the main OS installed on other computers. To sum it up, with the Free version of the app you can prepare external devices for the installation of Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 as well as Vista to internal HDDs and SSDs. This is partially possible thanks to a series of prepackaged generic drivers for USB 3.x host controller and NVMe controller. The Pro version also enables you to install Windows 7 on various modern Intel and AMD-based PCs. This means that you can boot Windows directly from a USB storage device on any computer. If you opt for the Pro version of the app, you can also benefit from bootable clones of Windows 8.x and 10. This way, you can effortlessly transfer an entire OS to another computer, even it doesn't have the same hardware specifications. Starting with the installable clones of Windows 7/8.x/10, you can make a copy of your Windows OS (which includes all your data) on any external storage devices such as USB thumb drive/flash disks or USB HDDs. To better understand them, let's dive into the details. The app has four main sections: "OS Installer -> USB," "Full OS -> USB," "USB imaging and duplication," and "Format as non-bootable." For instance, with its help, you can also copy OSes between virtual machines and real hardware, move OSes from HDD to SSD, or RAID arrays. This way, you can instantly copy all your apps, documents, games, and settings from an older computer to a new one. ![]() In short, FlashBoot is a tool that allows you to create installable clones of Windows 7/8.x/10. Regardless of your general PC knowledge, you can make all the above happen (and more) with a streamlined and very useful tool called FlashBoot. However, the same cannot be said regarding system administrators, developers, privacy-minded or power users, and advanced IT support personnel. ![]() As typical computer users, we don't usually need to set up bootable USB drives or migrate our entire OSes to other PCs. ![]()
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