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Vow Bootable USB
Bootable USB maker for Windows
Make a bootable USB in two clicks. Windows 11, Linux, multi-boot.
Drop an ISO on the window, plug in a USB drive and press Create. Vow Bootable USB reads the image, picks the right settings and writes the drive, with no partition-scheme jargon unless you ask for it. Skip the Windows 11 TPM check, keep a local account, and never wipe the wrong disk.
- No ads
- No malware
- No account
- Light & dark theme
- 2 Windows install USBs a day, setup tweaks, drive repair
No ads. Ever.No pop-ups, no banners, no "offers".
No malware or bundlewareThe installer installs one thing: this app.
No account, no uploadIt works on your PC, and your files stay there.
Free daily limits, just $4.95 unlimitedNo subscription. No trial that runs out.
The problem
Making a bootable USB shouldn't need a glossary
MBR or GPT? ISO or DD mode? FAT32 or NTFS? Most tools ask before they help, and one wrong pick means a drive that won't start.
A wall of settings
Partition scheme, target system, file system, cluster size: questions before you've even picked a stick.
"This PC can't run Windows 11"
TPM, Secure Boot and RAM checks stop the install on perfectly good older PCs.
Forced Microsoft account
Windows setup pushes you to sign in, when all you wanted was a local account.
Files too big for FAT32
install.wim over 4 GB and sticks over 32 GB trip up Windows' own format tool.
Wiping the wrong drive
One misread drive letter and your backup disk is now a Linux installer.
Fake-capacity sticks
A "128 GB" bargain that silently loses everything after the first few gigabytes.
Vow Bootable USB fixes all of it.
How it works
Drop. Plug. Create.
The image is read for you, the drive is picked for you, and only the choices that matter are on screen.
- 01
Drop an ISO
Drag it onto the window, press Ctrl+O, or get Windows 11 from the official page. In about a second Vow reads the version, editions and build.
Drop an ISO, pick a USB drive, press Create - 02
Plug in a USB drive
It appears by itself, and if it's the only one it's chosen for you. Internal disks and the Windows disk are never listed.
Drop an ISO, pick a USB drive, press Create - 03
Press Create
Tick the Windows setup tweaks you want, confirm the drive by name, allow one Windows prompt and watch the progress, speed and time left.
Drop an ISO, pick a USB drive, press Create
Features
The power of the expert tools, without the jargon
Windows installers, Linux, rescue tools and multi-boot drives, with safety built in at every step.
Windows 11 and 10 installers
UEFI and legacy BIOS, any drive size, install.wim over 4 GB split automatically. Windows Server too.
Windows setup tweaks
Skip TPM, Secure Boot, RAM and CPU checks, use a local account, skip privacy questions, no automatic BitLocker.
Knows what's in the image
Windows edition, release and build, Linux distribution, rescue tool, boot modes and files over 4 GB, read in a second.
Linux and rescue drives
Files mode keeps the stick usable, or exact image (DD) mode for hybrid ISOs. Hiren's, SystemRescue, Clonezilla and more.
Multi-boot drives
Several systems on one drive, one partition each so Secure Boot keeps working, plus space for your files.
Never the wrong disk
Only USB drives and cards are listed. The disk is checked again by size and serial right before writing.
Read-back verification
Every written byte is read back and compared, catching fake and failing drives before you rely on them.
Fake-capacity drive test
Finds sticks that lie about their size, measures real speed, then formats them to the size that really works.
Restore to a normal drive
Turn a bootable stick back into ordinary storage as FAT32 of any size, exFAT or NTFS. Always free.
Checksums and official images
MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512 in one pass, with links to the official download pages.
Light & dark theme
Easy on the eyes, day or night.
Bootable USB comes with a crisp light theme and a calm dark theme. Switch with one click, or let it follow your Windows setting by itself. It remembers your choice.
- LightClear and bright for daytime and busy offices
- DarkGentle on tired eyes late at night
- Follow WindowsChanges by itself when your PC does
Screenshots
See Vow Bootable USB in action
Real screenshots of the real app, in both of its themes: 7 light, 7 dark. Click any picture to see it full size.
Light theme
Dark theme
Who it's for
Made for every fresh start
Windows 11 on an older PC
Make an installer that skips the TPM and Secure Boot checks, and sets up a local account.
A clean reinstall
A fresh Windows 10 or 11 installer, checked against its checksum, ready in minutes.
Trying Linux
Put a Linux distribution on a stick and start a PC from it to try it out.
Technicians' toolkit
Windows installers, Linux and rescue tools on one multi-boot drive for every job.
Cheap USB sticks
Test a bargain stick for fake capacity before you trust it with anything important.
Raspberry Pi style images
Write .img, .zip, .gz and .xz disk images straight to a USB drive or memory card.
Compare
Vow Bootable USB vs the usual options
What you get when you search for "make a bootable USB", side by side.
| Feature | Vow Bootable USB | Typical bootable USB tools |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free every day, or $4.95 once | Free but technical, or paid upgrades |
| Jargon-free choices | MBR, GPT and DD only under Advanced | Partition schemes and modes up front |
| Windows 11 setup tweaks | Skip TPM, Secure Boot, RAM; local account | Only in some tools |
| FAT32 over 32 GB, install.wim over 4 GB | Yes, split automatically | Not always |
| Windows edition and build shown | Read from the image | Rarely |
| Multi-boot that keeps Secure Boot | Yes, one partition per system | Rarely |
| Fake-capacity test that repairs the stick | Yes | Rarely |
| Dry run before writing | Yes | Rarely |
| Ads and bundled extras | None, ever | Common on free download sites |
"Typical" describes what we found across the most-downloaded alternatives when we built Bootable USB. Your mileage with any one of them may vary; ours won't.
Pricing
Free every day. Just $4.95 once for the lot.
That is not a typo. Software this powerful usually means a monthly subscription; Bootable USB is $4.95, once, for life: it's almost a giveaway. Use it free for as long as you like, and unlock Unlimited only if you need more.
Free
$0forever
2 Windows install USBs a day, setup tweaks, drive repair.
- 2 Windows install USBs a day (resets at midnight)
- Windows 11 tweaks: skip TPM, local account
- Image analysis: editions, build, boot modes
- MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512 checksums
- Restore a drive to normal, always free
- No ads, no sign-up, nothing uploaded
Best valueUnlimited
$4.95USD, once. Yours for life.
Almost a giveaway. Less than a coffee for software this powerful: no subscription, no renewals, yours for life on 2 PCs.
Any number of drives, Linux, multi-boot, verify, drive test.
- Any number of drives, every day
- Linux, rescue tools and raw disk images
- Multi-boot drives with Boot first
- Read-back verification of every byte
- Fake-capacity drive test and drive backups
- One payment, yours for life on 2 PCs
How unlocking works
- 1Use it free first Install Vow Bootable USB and use it on your own files. No card, no account, no time limit.
- 2Click "Unlimited" in the app Pay $4.95 USD once by card, securely through Stripe in your browser.
- 3It unlocks itself Within seconds, for life, on up to 2 of your PCs. Your license key is emailed to you, and every future update is included.
Payments by Stripe: we never see or store your card. Questions? Ask a real person.
Clean software
Safe to install. Nothing else comes with it.
Most "free" Windows downloads pay for themselves with ads, bundled extras or your data. Vow Bootable USB doesn't need to: it's paid for honestly, once, by the people who find it useful.
Download Bootable USB free- No ads, toolbars or "offers"The installer installs one thing: Vow Bootable USB. No pre-ticked boxes to watch out for.
- No administrator rights neededIt installs just for you, in your own user folder, and leaves the rest of Windows alone.
- Nothing running in the backgroundNo startup programs, no tray nags, no services. When you close it, it's closed.
- Everything includedAll it needs is inside the installer, so you never have to fetch a "required component" from somewhere else.
- Uninstalls cleanlyOne click in Windows Settings > Apps. Your own files are never touched.
- A real company behind itMade, published and supported by XTO Pty Ltd, an Australian company, with real people answering every message.
Step-by-step guide
How to make a bootable Windows 11 USB
From ISO to a USB drive that starts any PC, in a few minutes.
Step 1: get it freeDownload and install Vow Bootable USB
Get it free from this page. It installs without administrator rights and no account; Windows asks for permission only when a drive is written.
Drop your Windows 11 ISO on the window
Or press Get Windows 11 to open Microsoft's official download page. Vow shows the release, build and editions inside, and can check the checksum.
Plug in a USB stick
Use one big enough for the image. It appears by itself and is chosen for you when it's the only one. Internal disks and the Windows disk are never listed.
Pick the setup tweaks you want
Skip the TPM 2.0, Secure Boot and 4 GB RAM checks, use a local account instead of a Microsoft account, skip the privacy questions or stop automatic BitLocker.
Press Create Windows USB
Confirm the drive by its name and size, allow the Windows prompt, and watch the progress. The result card says what was written, and How to start a PC from it shows the boot-menu keys.
Technical details
Bootable USB at a glance
- Works on
- Windows 10 (1809+) and Windows 11, 64-bit
- Makes
- Windows 11 / 10 / Server, Linux and rescue USBs
- Opens
- .iso, .img, .vhd, .vhdx, .zip, .gz, .xz, .bz2
- File systems
- FAT32 of any size, exFAT, NTFS
- Boot modes
- UEFI and legacy BIOS, MBR or GPT
- Checksums
- MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512
- Install
- Per-user, no administrator rights, no account
- Languages
- English
- Theme
- Light, dark or follow Windows: one click to switch
- Version
- 1.0.0, released 7 November 2026
- Publisher
- XTO Pty Ltd (Australia)
FAQ
Questions about Bootable USB
Is Vow Bootable USB free?
Yes. You can create 2 Windows install USBs a day for free, with the Windows 11 setup tweaks, image analysis, checksums, official image links, dry runs and drive restore. Unlimited, a one-time $4.95 USD payment, adds any number of drives, Linux, rescue and disk images, multi-boot, verification, drive backups and the fake-capacity test.
Can it make a Windows 11 USB for a PC without TPM 2.0?
Yes. Tick Skip the TPM 2.0, Secure Boot and 4 GB RAM checks, and Windows setup is answered for you. You can also set up a local account without a Microsoft account, skip the privacy questions and stop automatic BitLocker. These tweaks are free.
Can I use a USB stick bigger than 32 GB?
Yes. Vow writes FAT32 of any size itself, where Windows' own format stops at 32 GB, and splits an install.wim over 4 GB automatically so it fits.
Could it erase the wrong drive?
It is built not to. Only USB drives and memory cards are listed; internal disks and the Windows disk never are. You confirm the drive by name and size, and right before writing it checks again that it's the same disk and that Windows doesn't run from it.
Can I put several systems on one USB drive?
Yes, with Unlimited. Multi-boot puts each system in its own partition, so Secure Boot keeps working, and leaves the rest for your files. Boot first chooses which system starts first in seconds, without rewriting the drive.
How is it different from Rufus, Ventoy or balenaEtcher?
It offers Rufus-level Windows 11 tweaks and FAT32 over 32 GB without the jargon, Etcher-style verification and Ventoy-style multi-boot that keeps Secure Boot and the stick usable. It also reads the Windows edition and build from the image, tests for fake capacity, switches the first system in one click and can do a dry run.
Where do I get a Windows or Linux ISO?
The Get images page links to the official download pages for Windows, 8 Linux distributions and 8 rescue tools. You can also download from a direct link with resume and a checksum check.
Is it safe to install?
Yes. It is made and published by XTO Pty Ltd, an Australian company. There are no ads and no bundled software, nothing is downloaded behind your back, and it uninstalls cleanly from Windows Settings.
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Done searching. Get Bootable USB.
Make Windows 11, Linux and multi-boot USB drives in two clicks. Free to use every day, $4.95 once if you ever want Unlimited.
- No ads
- No malware
- No account
- No subscription