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Multiboot DVD SARDU

SARDU create a multiboot USB stick (or other removable) with Utilities, Antivirus, Windows PE and Windows XP, Vista, Seven and Eight Installers and all Windows Recovery Disks easily and in a few minutes without make partitions and without any knowledge of multi boot system.
Advanced user can also import customized menus and customized folders and / or ISOs not directly supported.

This makes the SARDU multiboot creator as infinitely complete and customizable and best solution for technicians or for those who have to install Windows from USB or repair a PC, saving precious time.

The only thing that you have to do is download the ISOs (with the integrated downloader) and press the button to start the creation of the USB multiboot (or other media)
Using the QEMU integrated the user can easily test the 'live' multiboot support created. (pen drive or ISO image)

Multiboot with multiple Antivirus

After downloading the ISO images, SARDU has a download manager, you can use the engine of more than ten of antivirus (one at time) to remove malware, viruses or others malicious software. This multiple antivirus rescue disc utility considers a great computer troubleshooting tools if your computer can't be start or if is damaged. Best disaster recovery.

Multiboot with hundreds of Utilities

You can create, recover, repair, resize and merge partitions, clone a disk, make an image, recover or change lost passwords, use backup software; run floppy-based diagnostic tools from a DVD or USB stick, recover and save lost photos and documents, and test hardware items such as RAM and hard disks, etc. All do you need for troubleshooting.

Multiboot with multiple Linux

You can try the best Linux Live distributions by loading the file system images into RAM so nothing is written to your hard disk, so you can turn your PC to a Media Player, or test LAN or Wi-Fi security using your USB pen-drive or DVD.
You can use modular distributions such as Slax, xPUD, (K)Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint or others from the same USB Flash Drive or DVD.

Multiboot with multiple Windows installer or PE or Recovery Disk

You can boot from DVD or USB using 'Windows Live' (Windows PE), so you can perform the recovery disks of Windows XP, Vista , Seven or Windows Seven, install Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Seven or Windows Eight from the one USB or DVD.
Using the USB media for installation of an operating system takes advantage of greater speed compared to the slower DVD.
SARDU multiboot creator is the first that allows you to install from USB all Windows operating systems as Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Seven and Windows Eight without CD or DVD player. This is the fast solution for netbooks and the best solution for technicians.

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