– Version 2.0.0.1: Fixed Zorin persistence feature. Note that devices listed as local (fixed) disks will no longer be detected. Also switched to list only removable media. – Version 2.0.0.2: Performed general cleanup of unused code. Implemented a checkpoint to prevent running from Operating Systems prior to Windows 8. Included a confirmation prompt before proceeding to format a device. – Version 2.0.0.3: Set to show local drives in addition to removable flash drives. – Version 2.0.0.3a: quick revision to disallow (Disk 0) from being displayed. Moved checkpoint to simply prevent NTFS format option from appearing on systems prior to Windows 8. – Version 2.0.4: Re-enabled the ability to run from earlier versions of Windows. – Version 2.0.6: Updated AmogOS with persistence download link.Ģ3 Jul, 2021 – Version 2.0.5: Updated to support AmogOS and HDClone. Updated Archbang and Archlinux to use dd rawwrite method.

– Version 2.0.7: Added Wipe option to reformat and restore a flash drive. – Version 2.0.8: Updated to support writable persistence for Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Kubuntu versions 20.04+. – Version 2.0.9: Fixed to allow spaces in Windows user profile. The following Changelog outlines any recent changes made to the software.

Universal-USB-Installer-2.0.0.9.exe: Fixed to allow spaces in Windows user profile. As a multisystem tool can help you Boot Multiple ISO files from one flash drive. NOTE: If you are looking to add multiple Live Linux Distributions, System Diagnostic Tools, Antivirus Utilities, and Windows Installers, you should use YUMI Multiboot Software, instead. An option to use a larger than 4GB casper-rw or live-rw persistent block file, (also known as an overlay image) is possible when the drive is formatted with an NTFS filesystem. Ubuntu based casper persistence works with FAT32 or NTFS formatted drives. This persistence feature allows you to save some changes and then restore them on subsequent boots. However, it may be possible to recover lost drive space and then create an exFAT partition for continued storage purposes.Īnother key feature of UUI is the use of persistent storage, where available. The DD method of copying, also known as Data Destroyer works by overwriting the entire file system, making the device appear as a CD/DVD which is limited to the size of the ISO file. Unlike tools which simply use the DD (Copy and Convert) command to directly burn an ISO to a USB flash drive, UUI includes several other methods that natively allow you to continue using your removable device for storage purposes, whilst including a “Try via DD” option.

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