Windows 10: Multiboot USB with automated installer(s)

Hi,
I'm an IT student and I want to create a Multiboot USB drive with everything one may need when diagnosing and installing windows.

So, I went ahead and downloaded the ISO-s, and merged them all into one big ISO file.
BUT, I want for the installer to automatically install apps I have put on the USB, and not only that, I want it to do it automatically without my intervension, and I want it to mount my driver pack and start scanning for drivers automatically.
I do not want for the setup to download anything, I want it just to install as if there was no internet connection. I can easily update and activate Windows later.

I have created a separate Office 2016 installer with only one language that I require.
I want it to be installed after the OS installation has been completed.
Suggestions?

:)

 

Using a 32 GB pen drive I would like to make a multiboot OS USB.

Review:

How to Create Multiboot Windows and Linux USB Drive


and

YUMI - Multiboot USB Creator | USB Pen Drive Linux

 

Is it possible to reinstall Windows 10 and completely reset UEFI options

Setting up multiboot should not have required any changes to the BIOS settings. In a mutiboot environment all the BIOS does is hand boot control to the hard disk exactly the same as with a single O/S, it is the boot code on the hard disk (the Grub Loader
if the second O/S in Linux) that handles choosing which actual O/S is loaded by default and giving you the choice within a timeout.

The alternative would have been if you had two hard drives and installed each O/S on their own drive with the other disk disconnected. That is strictly speaking not a multiboot system and in that case you would have to tell the BIOS which disk to boot from
to get a specific O/S.

As your computer successfully boots Windows at the moment the next step is to boot from your chosen distribution media for Linux and tell it to install it to the hard disk leaving the current O/S intact and to install the Grub Loader.

 

Take a look at Easy2Boot and SDI_CHOCO feature. There is a YouTube video too.
http://www.easy2boot.com/add-payload...sos/sdi-choco/

 

You may be interested in the tools here:
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk - Windows 10 Forums

 

Thank you. I have found a solution in the meantime. NTLite has the option of integrating silent installers into the OS iso. The only thing I cannot do is integrate the MSO 2016 *Sad