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Ventoy A New Bootable USB Solution 2026 tool to create bootable
USB drive for ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files
DIR By: Admin
Date: July 5, 2026, 6:00 am
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Ventoy is an open source tool to create bootable USB drive for
ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files.
With Ventoy, you don't need to format the disk over and over,
just drag-and-drop files to the USB drive and boot them
directly.
You can copy many files to different folders and Ventoy will
give you a boot menu to select them (screenshot).
You can also browse ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files in local disks
and directly boot them.
x86 Legacy BIOS, IA32 UEFI, x86_64 UEFI, ARM64 UEFI and MIPS64EL
UEFI are supported in the same way.
Most types of OS supported
(Windows/WinPE/Linux/ChromeOS/Unix/VMware/Xen...)
Tested OS Series
Windows
Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11,
Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server
2016, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2022, Windows Server
2025, WinPE, Tiny10, Tiny11
Linux
Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS(6/7/8/9/10), RHEL(6/7/8/9/10), Deepin,
Fedora, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, EuroLinux(6/7/8/9), openEuler,
OpenAnolis, SLES, openSUSE, MX Linux, Manjaro, Linux Mint,
Endless OS, Elementary OS, Solus, Linx, Zorin, antiX, PClinuxOS,
Arch, ArcoLinux, ArchLabs, BlackArch, Obarun, Artix Linux, Puppy
Linux, Tails, Slax, Kali, Mageia, Slackware, Q4OS, Archman,
Gentoo, Pentoo, NixOS, Kylin, openKylin, Ubuntu Kylin, KylinSec,
Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu Budgie, Ubuntu
Studio, Bluestar, OpenMandriva, ExTiX, Netrunner, ALT Linux,
Nitrux, Peppermint, KDE neon, Linux Lite, Parrot OS, Qubes, Pop
OS, ROSA, Void Linux, Star Linux, EndeavourOS, MakuluLinux,
Voyager, Feren, ArchBang, LXLE, Knoppix, Calculate Linux, Clear
Linux, Pure OS, Oracle Linux, Trident, Septor, Porteus, Devuan,
GoboLinux, 4MLinux, Simplicity Linux, Zeroshell, Android-x86,
netboot.xyz, Slitaz, SuperGrub2Disk, Proxmox VE, Kaspersky
Rescue, SystemRescueCD, MemTest86, MemTest86+, MiniTool
Partition Wizard, Parted Magic, veket, Sabayon, Scientific,
alpine, ClearOS, CloneZilla, Berry Linux, Trisquel, Ataraxia
Linux, Minimal Linux Live, BackBox Linux, Emmabuntüs, ESET
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Parabola, LinHES, LinuxConsole, BEE free, Untangle, Pearl,
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GeckoLinux, Mabox Linux, Zentyal, Maui, Reborn OS, SereneLinux ,
SkyWave Linux, Kaisen Linux, Regata OS, TROM-Jaro, DRBL Linux,
Chalet OS, Chapeau, Desa OS, BlankOn, OpenMamba, Frugalware,
Kibojoe Linux, Revenge OS, Tsurugi Linux, Drauger OS, Hash
Linux, gNewSense, Ikki Boot, SteamOS, Hyperbola, VyOS, EasyNAS,
SuperGamer, Live Raizo, Swift Linux, RebeccaBlackOS, Daphile,
CRUX, Univention, Ufficio Zero, Rescuezilla, Phoenix OS, Garuda
Linux, Mll, NethServer, OSGeoLive, Easy OS, Volumio, FreedomBox,
paldo, UBOS, Recalbox, batocera, Lakka, LibreELEC, Pardus
Topluluk, Pinguy, KolibriOS, Elastix, Arya, Omoikane, Omarine,
Endian Firewall, Hamara, Rocks Cluster, MorpheusArch, Redo,
Slackel, SME Server, APODIO, Smoothwall, Dragora, Linspire,
Secure-K OS, Peach OSI, Photon, Plamo, SuperX, Bicom, Ploplinux,
HP SPP, LliureX, Freespire, DietPi, BOSS, Webconverger, Lunar,
TENS, Source Mage, RancherOS, T2, Vine, Pisi, blackPanther,
mAid, Acronis, Active.Boot, AOMEI, Boot.Repair, CAINE, DaRT,
EasyUEFI, R-Drive, PrimeOS, Avira Rescue System, bitdefender,
Checkra1n Linux, Lenovo Diagnostics, Clover, Bliss-OS, Lenovo
BIOS Update, Arcabit Rescue Disk, MiyoLinux, TeLOS, Kerio
Control, RED OS, OpenWrt, MocaccinoOS, EasyStartup, Pyabr,
Refracta, Eset SysRescue, Linpack Xtreme, Archcraft, NHVBOOT,
pearOS, SeaTools, Easy Recovery Essentional, iKuai, StorageCraft
SCRE, ZFSBootMenu, TROMjaro, BunsenLabs, Todo en Uno,
ChallengerOS, Nobara, Holo, CachyOS, Peux OS, Vanilla OS,
ShredOS, paladin, Palen1x, dban, ReviOS, HelenOS, XeroLinux,
chimera linux, CuteFish, DragonOs, Rhino Linux, vanilladpup,
crystal, IGELOS, MiniOS, gnoppix, PikaOS, UwUntu, Noble,
PocketHandyBox, DiskGenius, Commodore, Talos, Shebang Linux,
hrmpf, Bazzite, ManualLinux, nyarchlinux, ultramarine, TempleOS,
bluefin, Damn Small Linux, Kicksecure, SerentiyOS, AerynOS, Noi
Linux, Raspberry, FoxFlake, Evernight Vista, Aurora, ......
Unix
DragonFly, FreeBSD, pfSense, OPNsense, GhostBSD, FreeNAS,
TrueNAS, XigmaNAS, FuryBSD, HardenedBSD, MidnightBSD, ClonOS,
EmergencyBootKit, helloSystem
ChromeOS
FydeOS, CloudReady, ChromeOS Flex, ThoriumOS
Other
VMware ESXi, Citrix XenServer, Xen XCP-ng
DOWNLOAD FROM HERE:
HTML https://ventoy.net/en/download.html
HTML https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy
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Re: Ventoy A New Bootable USB Solution 2026 tool to create
bootable USB drive for ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files
DIR By: Admin
Date: July 5, 2026, 6:19 am
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This adapter lets you use cheap eSIM plans on any Android phone
Even if you don’t have an eSIM compatible phone, you can
This adapter lets you use cheap eSIM plans on any Android phone
Even if you don’t have an eSIM compatible phone, you can buy an
adapter that lets you take advantage of cheap eSIM plans.
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The eSIM Adapter lets you use eSIM plans on any device that has
a SIM card slot, which includes most Android phones.
Normally, you need to buy an eSIM compatible phone to take
advantage of eSIM plans, which are often cheap and easy to
download.
While there are other eSIM adapters, the adapter is the only one
that doesn’t use a proprietary, closed source app.
Many of the best Android phones support eSIM, but not all of
them do. The “e” in eSIM stands for “embedded” because it’s a
type of SIM that’s typically built into your phone or
smartwatch. I say “typically” because there’s no hard
requirement that eSIMs actually have to be permanently installed
in a device. In fact, removable eSIMs are a thing, and if you’re
looking to use cheap eSIM plans on your non-eSIM-capable device,
there’s a new eSIM adapter on the block that’s worth your
attention.
How eSIM adapters works
In case you think I’m making things up, let me explain why
embedded SIMs (eSIMs) don’t have to, well, actually be embedded
in your device. You’re probably familiar with what a SIM card
is, so I don’t need to explain what that is or how it works.
You’ve probably heard of eSIMs before, but what you may not know
is that what actually sets them apart from traditional SIMs is
not their form factor but rather how they’re programmed.
See, the main feature of eSIMs is that they’re remotely
programmable. The eSIM standard defines a way for carriers to
remotely download and provision profiles, ie. eSIM plans, onto a
universal integrated circuit card (UICC). Traditional SIM cards
also have UICCs, but there’s no way to remotely download and
provision profiles onto them, which is why they’re provisioned
and sent to you by your carrier.
All eSIM compatible phones, in contrast, ship with an embedded
UICC (eUICC) that supports the eSIM standard, allowing them to
install profiles remotely downloaded from the carrier. Non-eSIM
compatible phones don’t have an eUICC, so there’s no way for
them to download and install eSIM profiles. Since the eUICC is
just a chip, though, there’s nothing preventing companies from
putting one on a traditional nano SIM-sized card. That’s exactly
what eSIM adapters are — they’re cards that look like
traditional SIM cards but instead of having a UICC that’s
compatible with the SIM standard they have a eUICC that’s
compatible with the eSIM standard.
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Essentially, eSIM adapters are just removable eUICCs, which are
actually commonly used in IoT devices but just haven’t seen much
use in smartphones until recently. Over the last few years, a
few companies selling eSIM adapters have popped up, but the one
that personally caught my attention is a product from a new
entrant to the market: JMP. The reason I took a liking to their
particular eSIM adapter, despite the fact that it isn’t the
cheapest option out there, is because it doesn’t force you to
use a proprietary, closed source app that’s only available on
Android if you want to add new eSIM profiles. Instead, you can
provision eSIM plans onto the card from Android, Linux, Windows,
or macOS if you use a USB reader.
Why you should buy an eSIM adapter
Before I get ahead of myself, though, you may be wondering what
the point of this all is. Why bother buying an eSIM adapter just
to use eSIM plans in the first place? The reason is cost. The
best eSIMs for international travel are often significantly
cheaper than buying a local SIM card when you arrive at your
destination. Plus, they’re more convenient to set up because you
can buy them before you leave home.
Even if you aren’t traveling overseas, eSIM plans are still
great if you want a cheap, low cost data plan. The cheapest
prepaid data plan from T-Mobile in the US, for example, costs
$10 per month and gives you just 2GB of 5G data. In contrast, I
paid just $2.63 for a 30-day, 3GB eSIM plan that uses T-Mobile’s
network. The fact that eSIM plans can be remotely downloaded
makes it easy to shop around and find great deals, potentially
saving you a lot of money.
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,Download the BNESIM app,apply the code : D21SR2PA at checkout
and enjoy a 6,- euros discount on all BNESIM products.
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