However, the tool links to the 'Windows 8 Release Preview'. Windows users can also work with the tool, but you have to get the ISO files from Microsoft or create them yourself from a data carrier. Also included are useful tools for partitioning the hard drives or testing the hardware. Antivirus rescue kits from Avira or Kaspersky are also included in the list. Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian, Fedora or openSUSE: The tool already suggests numerous free Linux distributions and leads you to the download link.

The 'Universal USB Installer' makes it easy and allows you to choose your favorite from a large list of different Linux operating systems or rescue CDs and put it on a USB stick with a few clicks. To try out a Linux distribution, you no longer need to download cumbersome image files and then burn them to a CD or DVD. In addition, there are plenty of selectable operating systems and tools. With the free 'Universal USB Installer' you can create bootable USB sticks. Universal USB Installer was last updated on and is available for download here in version 2.0.0.7.

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