Open Source AutoIt Boot Software

** Includes GNU Grub 2.12 Safely multiboot Windows and Linux. Grub2Win is a robust Windows application. Configure Grub boot screens and options directly from Windows. Completely free and open source. All modules are SSL signed for your security. Use your own .jpg files to create and customize background wallpaper. Everything installs to a 30 MB directory on your Windows C: drive. Automatically generates config files for PhoenixOS, Android, Ubuntu, Debian, Suse, Fedora, Kali, Manjaro, Mint, OpenCore, POSROG and Windows. You can import Linux config files for most other distributions. Supports Windows 11 and 10 machines running 64 bit EFI firmware. For older Windows and BIOS firmware machines, the installer will automatically download and install Grub2Win Legacy. Grub2Win began in 2010 and has been downloaded more than two million times in 180 countries. If you like Grub2Win, please consider a small donation to be used for hardware and testing.

USB Format Tool - Make Bootable USB Drive with MBR and 2 Partitions. USB Multi-Boot of Linux ISO + Windows 10 VHD + Win10XPE in BIOS Or UEFI Secure mode.

UEFI_MULTI - Make Multi-Boot USB-Drive. USB Multi-Boot of Linux ISO + Windows 10 VHD + Win10XPE in BIOS Or UEFI Secure mode. Make Bootable USB Drive with MBR and 2 Partitions. UEFI Secure boot support requires Format Drive using Grub2 as EFI Manager. Copy and Rename your Linux ISO files to folder images on FAT32 USB Boot drive U-BOOT.

You might want to run a program/file automatically when you log into your Windows account! There are two ways to do this: - Put your file into startup folder - Add a "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run" registry key that points to your file Adding registry keys are head scratching if you aren't familiar with your way, but luckily Registry Startup is here to save the day! Simply drag and drop the file to be launched into the input bar, and you'll be able to add or remove registry keys easily! NOTE: Due to how Windows handle this registry keys, you shouldn't move your file after creating the key. Doing so will break the link. You can remove your registry first, then move your file. Recreate registry as necessary. If you like Registry Startup, please consider donating ;) http://www.misc314.com/blog/donation/ Thanks!