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Grub2Win supports 64 and 32 bit EFI and BIOS on Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista and XP. Safely dual boot Windows and Linux. Grub2Win boots native, open source GNU grub version 2.02 code. Everything is contained in a single 14 MB directory on your Windows C: drive. On EFI systems a few small modules (about one half MB total) will be installed to your EFI partition.

Using the simple Windows GUI and instructions you can install Grub2Win quickly and safely. Boot time messages and help can be displayed in your native language. Select from a nearly unlimited number of OS choices. Samples for Remix, Android, Ubuntu, Debian, Suse, Fedora, Mint, BSD and Windows are included. You can enter your own custom commands for each menu entry.

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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    Fixed a bug in the syntax check routines.
    This would sometimes cause a crash when a target file was not found.
    Now a "Not Found" warning message is issued.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/grub2win/

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AIO Boot NewGen is the next iteration of AIO Boot, designed as a lightweight app that uses Grub 2.06 as the default bootloader.

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Changelog

    New Tools -> Remove ISO or Rename Entry:

    Please do not open BCD files with other programs while this tool is running.
    Not supported on main menu entries.
    For ISOs added to another partition, please mount the drive for that partition.

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    Setup.exe:

    AutoPartition: add a check box to make sure you understand this will lose all data on the selected USB.
    Add Export files to language list. The files will be exported to the AIO_Boot_NewGen_Setup folder, edit these files to change the translations.
    The tool uses the GET method to download the contents of a static file containing the latest version information. It will then compare with the currently installed version. So no data is sent and processed by the server, except for the minimum information needed for communication (IP, protocol, User-Agent…).
    No direct link is provided for direct download because of limited server resources.
    Tools -> Settings. Here you can choose to have the tool automatically check for updates at startup without having to manually check for updates.
    CentOS 7 Live, CentOS Stream 9, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (FAT32), VMware vSphere Hypervisor, HDClone (UEFI).

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    New feature for Full OS on USB and Bootable Clone scenarios: now you can specify whether a portable OS running from a USB device should have access to local fixed disks (such as SATA, NVMe, IDE etc) or should it be restricted to removable USB storage devices only.
    New feature for latest builds of Windows 11: now you can allow installation of Windows 11 without mandatory creation of online account. The same applies to the first boot of Full OS on USB scenario.
    New feature for installable clones of Windows 7 x64 in UEFI mode: now you can apply OS loader patch for VGA emulation on modern UEFI-based computers lacking VGA-compatible hardware. Previous versions of FlashBoot Pro supported this feature only for fresh installations of this OS.

https://www.prime-expert.com/flashboot/

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    New: Grub2 -> Settings -> Linux Persistent Partition Mode (Ubuntu & Debian).
    Parted Magic: Directly boot the ISO file from File Manager or Drag and drop to extract the ISO file through the tool.
    Fix: Check for Updates.
    Updated Turkish translation. Thanks Tayfun Akkoyun.

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Whats new:>>

Minor enhancements to the GUI and help files.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/grub2win/

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Improved detection of Internet connection errors.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/grub2win/

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Whats new:>>

    New tab: Network Boot (for testing).
    This tool no longer detects the ISO file of Sergei Strelec.

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Changelog

    Network Boot (for testing):

    The tool does not currently support adding entries for you, but the configuration file and iPXE commands are available for use.

    HTTP server:

    Runs on port 8082.
    http://IP:8082 is the server address.
    It is recommended to use HTTP to download files instead of TFTP.
    For iPXE commands and in the configuration file, the HTTP server address will be http://${next-server}:8082.
    Update iPXE files: iPXE binaries are not included in the Setup.exe file. Use this button to download or update files from FOGProject.
    The configuration file for the test is located in the path: AIOPXEiPXEmenutest.ipxe.
    Setup.exe: Added Simplified Chinese translation. Thanks a1ive.
    Updated Turkish translation. Thanks Tayfun Akkoyun.
    Checks and exits if the application is run multiple times at the same time.

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Changelog

    As of this release, BOOTMGR files are not included in Setup.exe.
        If these files are missing, the tool will extract them from the boot.wim file.
        Some tweaked ISOs may have omitted these files.
        These files are located in \AIO\PXE\MS. It is recommended to delete this folder before adding a newer ISO file to get the newer files.
    Network Boot: The Drive Sharing button helps to quickly share AIO Boot drives.
    Added Korean translation. Thanks VenusGirl.
    Updated Turkish translation. Thanks Tayfun Akkoyun.
    Sergei Strelec: only ISO files containing WinPE 10 are supported.

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Changelog

    The first version today has a change in the path of the Microsoft binaries, but I forgot to change the path in the configuration files for Sergei Strelec and DLC Boot. The second version today has no other changes other than fixing this bug.
    Network Boot: Account and Sharing
        This information is required to boot into the entries in the WinPE & Setup entry. This only applies to entries that you have added using the ISO file.
        The tool checks and sends the account information to the client. The client uses this account to mount the Network Path.
        The tool will automatically share the folder when requested by the client.
        Account information is encrypted at a very weak level before being sent to the client. You should treat this information as unencrypted. If your network is being monitored, there is a chance that someone can decrypt the information.
        We should create a new account to use for Sharing. Command:

        net user NewUsername NewPassword /add

        Disable this account after using it with the following command to make sure no one uses it:

        net user NewUsername /active:no

        Enable this account when using it with the following command:

        net user NewUsername /active:yes

        This is a Local account, not a Microsoft account. The tool does not send it outside your local network.
        You need to enter your account and password then click Check button then click Use this account for Sharing button.
        This feature only works if at least 2 conditions are met:
            The network driver on the client computer needs to be installed. Most network adapters are supported in WinPE 10 and later.
            Make sure the necessary components for network initialization and networking functions in WinPE are not missing.
        Please let me know the results on your system.
    Some changes in this version make the translations I have received no longer valid.

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Changelog

    I have built a version of WinPE 11 to use for my own personal needs, if you want to use it, run the tool and then get the link at Download -> WinPE.
    The software is stored in the AIOPEx64 folder, uncompressed.
    Google Chrome is not pre-installed, get the latest version by clicking the icon in the tray, then select Get more Software.
    Settings such as Time Zone, Region Format, Icons added to Desktop, Icons Pinned to Taskbak will be saved for subsequent sessions.
    Services of Paragon software are not automatically started. After running the software, you need to click on start the service to get started.
    Many other software such as Firefox and Notepad++ can be obtained from PortableApps.
    Unikey is Vietnamese typing software.
    Updated Turkish translation. Thanks Tayfun Akkoyun.
    Updated Korean translation. Thanks VenusGirl.

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Changelog

    Grub2:

    New setting: Set GFXMODE.
    gfxblacklist.
    New entry: MOK Manager (if Secure Boot is enabled).

    rEFInd:

    The tool extracts keys folder to EFIrefind folder.
    If Secure Boot is enabled, you need to use MOK Manager to Enroll the cer file first (EFIrefindkeysrefind.cer).

    WinPE & Setup:

    Bootmgr binaries will be extracted from the boot.wim file if the file has a newer Build number.
    Font files from boot.wim are also extracted.

    EFIBootgrubx64_real.efi:

    Don’t rename grubx64.efi to grubx64_real.efi.
    Don’t boot to NewGen’s Grub2 from such loaders.

    Here are some known error messages if Grub2 is booted from those loaders on machines with Secure Boot enabled:

    error: shim_lock protocol not found.
    MOK Manager: Could not install security protocol: (0x2) Invalid Parameter.
    If this path is found on any drive, the tool gives an error: Functions are not provided, click Ok to exit the application.

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Whats new:>>

    Updated Korean translation. Thanks VenusGirl.
    Many bug fixes.

https://github.com/nguyentumine/AIO-Boot

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Changelog

    Network Boot (for testing):

        Supports Ubuntu Live and Linux Mint.
        FreeNFS is used to initialize the NFS server. If you add the ISOs of these distributions on another drive, you need to change the Root Folder to the AIO folder on that drive in the FreeNFS settings.
        The entry for Debian and Fedora is also added to the iPXE menu, but it doesn’t work (I don’t understand why).
        You can manually add entries and do your own testing by modifying the kernel parameters in the \AIO\PXE\iPXE\Linux.ipxe file.
        If you are an experienced person, which protocols should you use?
    New shimx64.efi, shimaa64.efi and shimia32.efi.
    New wimboot.x86_64 and wimboot.i386.
    wimlib v1.14.1.
    Added Polish language, thanks RL.

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