Multi Bootable USB Windows XP/7/8/10/11 & Linux Bootable Pendrive Auto Active Key Free 64GB USB flash drive-Pendrive.
Multi Bootable 64GB USB Flash Drive – Windows & Linux with Hiren’s BootCD
This 64GB Multi-Bootable USB Flash Drive is the ultimate toolkit for every computer user, technician, or IT enthusiast. Preloaded with multiple versions of Windows, popular Linux distributions, and Hiren’s BootCD, it allows you to install, repair, troubleshoot, and explore different systems all from a single pendrive.
নিজের কম্পিউটারের ড্রাইভ MBR নাকি GPT জানতে চাইলে — Start মেনুতে গিয়ে Disk Management খুলুন, ড্রাইভে রাইট-ক্লিক করে Properties → Volumes এ যান, সেখানে Partition Style এ MBR বা GPT লেখা দেখাবে।
Included Operating Systems:
- Windows: XP, 7, 8, 10, 11 (Auto Active Key – hassle-free activation)
- Linux Distributions: Fedora, Kali Linux, Linux Mint, Ubuntu
- Hiren’s BootCD: Preloaded for advanced troubleshooting & recovery
Tangible Benefits You Get:
- One Device, Multiple OS Choices
Easily install or repair any version of Windows or Linux without needing separate DVDs or multiple pendrives. - Windows Auto Activation
All Windows versions come with auto activation—no need to manually enter product keys. - Step-by-Step Windows Guidebook
Comes with a beginner-friendly digital guide on how to install Windows from scratch, including partitioning, formatting, and setup instructions. - Hiren’s BootCD – Complete Troubleshooting Toolkit
- Recover lost or deleted data.
- Reset forgotten Windows passwords.
- Diagnose and repair system errors.
- Scan and remove viruses or malware
- Test hardware (RAM, Hard Drive, CPU) for faults.
- Create backups and restore your system easily.
- With Hiren’s BootCD, your pendrive becomes a powerful rescue tool that can save your PC when it won’t boot.
Perfect for IT Professionals & Learners
Test different systems, practice installations, or use for clients’ PC repair and troubleshooting.
Portable & Durable
Compact 64GB USB that fits in your pocket and works on laptops, desktops, and even some modern mini-PCs.

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