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Multi-system boot

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Introduction

Multi-system boot means multiple operating system images, booting from the same client machine. The client machine displays the system boot menu when it starts, and the client chooses the operating system they need to start (such as XP and Win7), to achieve the function of multiple operating systems booting at the same time.

  • Add multiple system images to disk management
Add multiple images
Add multiple images
  • Edit computer properties, select multiple system images, you can drag and drop system images to adjust the display order of the multi-system boot menu on the client machine.
Set multiple images
Set multiple images
  • When the client machine starts, a multi-system boot selection menu will appear
Multi-image boot
Multi-image boot
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