Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

While this works for some, it doesn't work for me on my gaming PC. I have to tell VMware v16 to use a physical USB, and select both partitions, and THEN it finally boots properly. (And I keep getting weird permission errors when the vhdx file gets saved or loaded from the default location, it's weird.) But I have my development laptop (as seen in my blog) that has this VMware setup as well, and it works flawlessly for me. Saves me many reboots. I used to develop on my Gaming PC and then test boot on my laptop, but now in VMware I can test out many resolutions to make sure everything is scaling as it should. And everything in the MediCat USB menu scales nicely between 1920x1080 and 640x480, and all the resolutions in-between. Going smaller than 640x480 isn't recommended because the font doesn't scale, and you'll be pretty hard-pressed to find any screens that require that low of a resolution on a modern PC. Most low-end laptops have 1366x768 screens, like mine. Some have mid-range have 1920x1080, and higher-end laptops might be 2560x1440. But I've personally never come across any computer that could use a resolution higher than 1920x1080 in boot UEFI mode. So for me, the VMware method is what I prefer. It gets me the test results I need to keep up improvements.

My mom's internet here is DSL, so I can't stream any videos on it, but I'll gladly take a look at it when I get the chance. It's rare to find a MediCat video that's not in French or Spanish, it seems. I love Tech2tech's videos, but they're never in English. He makes good thumbnails for his videos too. I love the thumbnail he made where it has the MediCat on it, and it's all green, black, and gray themed. It's a cool look.

 

I made the Windows 8 and Windows 10 icons more distinguishable, and they are named windows8.png and windows10.png, respectively. I think the new icon looks great.

 

You download ALL of the numbered 7z files, and extract only the 001 file. It will extract the .img file from the rest automatically.

Not this week, I'm out of town without good internet access, sadly. I come home later this weekend.

 

Sim, as atualizações são postadas aqui quando acontecem.
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Yes, the updates are posted here when they happen.

 

It was made using 7-zip, so try 7-zip, and disable your antivirus' "real-time" scanning. It will cause problems if you don't.

 

Those files look like they've been renamed. I didn't name them like that. That could be part of the problem. This is how they should look on your end:

 

I've never used those, but I think they get created on the root of the drive after a while by itself. You could always make those folders on your own and see how that goes.