The new method introduces additional options to use Ventoy, but it has limitations as well.Īs far as benefits are concerned, it enables use on USB devices with low disk space.
The new option, experimental at this point in time, allows users to keep disk images on local hard drives. Historally, Ventoy has always been designed to boot disk images that are placed on USB devices this required that users install Ventoy on the USB device and copy disk images to the USB device as well. Ventoy 1.0.66, the latest version of the tool at the time of writing, introduces another useful feature: the option to boot from local disk images. The developer of Ventoy added several useful features to the application since its initial release, including support for GPT partitions, IMG disk images, the option to bypass Windows 11 requirements during installation or to place files on the USB device without deleting data on it.
Additionally, Ventoy supports placing multiple disk images on the device to create multi-boot USB devices.
A core differentiating factor between Ventoy and solutions such as Rufus is that Ventoy users place disk images, e.g., ISO or IMG files, on the USB device. Launched in early 2020, Ventoy allows users to create bootable media on USB devices.
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