Easy2boot Latest Version [UPD] Download
Mayme Cahee
In the past few months, easy2boot can now UEFI Secure Boot a Windows 10 Recovery Environment from a FAT32 secondary partition, from there you can swap in an .imgPTN file (now .imgPTN23), reboot, and now load whatever OS you choose from UEFI Secure Boot. Brilliant!
The easy2boot site does a superb job in documenting technical details however that is partly the challenge; its a lot to understand. My use case: an all-power bootable USB stick for Windows installations and WinRE to swap in-and-out different versions. I prefer two identical USB drives for redundancy. Two 64GB USB3.0 all-metal key-chain drives.
WARNING: If using a large USB hard disk, use this method: -an-easy2boot-usb-drive/make-and-e2b-usb-drive-using-rmprepusb/instead and make sure that E2B is in the first partition and it is below 137GBin size.
This is because many BIOSes have problems accessing USB sectors beyond 137GB!