Linux Bootable USB 64GB Multiboot Try & Install 10 Distros Mint Fedora Debian

Linux Bootable USB 64GB Multiboot Try & Install 10 Distros Mint Fedora Debian Try 10 Linux systems without installing. Plug in, restart, pick one from a menu. Your drives are not touched unless you choose to install.On the stick: Linux Mint 22.3, Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS, Zorin OS 18.1, Fedora 44, Pop!_OS 24.04 (Intel/AMD graphics), Debian 13.7, MX Linux 25.3, CachyOS, EndeavourOS, Tails 7.15 (live only), plus Memtest86+ RAM tester.- Genuine Kingston DataTraveler Exodia M 64GB, full capacity test before use.- Official images, checksum/signature-verified, re-checked on the stick. Check them yourself with SHA256SUMS.- No returns: a stick that comes back can\'t be proven unaltered, so we never resell one. \'s Money Back Guarantee still covers you.- 64-bit PCs, UEFI or legacy BIOS. Not for Macs.- Secure Boot: confirm a one-time \"Enroll key\" prompt; CachyOS, EndeavourOS and Memtest86+ need it off.- About 24GB free for your own ISOs. Instructions on the stick.Also in our store: a dedicated Tails stick, a Qubes OS installer stick, and a Tails + Qubes kit.Not affiliated with any listed project or Kingston. The software is free; the price covers the drive and setup. Restored Logic. Refurbished business hardware Try 10 Linux systems without installing — 64GB Kingston USB stick, plus Memtest86+

Plug it in, restart, and pick a system from a menu. Each one runs straight from the stick, so you can try Linux on your own computer before deciding anything. Your drives are not touched unless you choose to install. Every image is the official release, verified against its publisher\'s checksum or signature before it went on the stick. It all ships on a genuine Kingston drive.

Why we use name-brand drives

Many multi-boot sticks are made on unbranded bulk drives to keep costs down, and that is where fake-capacity drives most often turn up: the stick reports more space than it has, and files written past the real limit come back damaged.

Ours are genuine Kingston DataTraveler Exodia M 64GB drives, and each one passes a full capacity test before we use it. It reads at up to about 100MB/s, which is what sets how fast a live system boots and runs. Kingston packages this model with a 5-year limited warranty, and when you are done trying systems it is a normal 64GB drive you can reformat and reuse.

What\'s on the stick Linux Mint 22.3 (Cinnamon)The easiest switch from Windows Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTSThe most widely used, with the most help online Zorin OS 18.1 CoreA familiar layout for beginners Fedora Workstation 44Up to date and polished Pop!_OS 24.04COSMIC desktop; this is the build for Intel/AMD graphics Debian 13.7 (GNOME)Rock-solid and stable MX Linux 25.3 (Xfce)Light and fast, good on older PCs CachyOSPerformance-tuned, for enthusiasts (Secure Boot off) EndeavourOS (Titan Nova)Arch Linux made friendly, KDE desktop (Secure Boot off) Tails 7.15Privacy system, live session only (see below) Memtest86+ 9.00Bonus tool: tests your computer\'s RAM (Secure Boot off) How it works

1. Plug in and restart. Open the boot menu as the computer starts: F12 on Lenovo and Dell, F9 on HP, F11 on MSI, Esc or F8 on ASUS.
2. Pick the USB stick. A menu lists every system on it.
3. Choose one and try it. It runs from the stick. Restart and pick another whenever you like. Nothing is installed unless you click Install inside a system.

How we prepare each stick

• Genuine drive, tested. A full capacity test before use, so it holds what it says.
• Official images, verified. Each system is downloaded from its own project\'s site and checked against the project\'s published SHA256 checksum or GPG signature. Nothing is modified.
• Checked again on the stick. After copying, every image is read back from the stick and re-checked. A file called SHA256SUMS on the stick lets you check them yourself.

What to know before you buy

For PCs, not Macs. It works on most 64-bit Windows PCs and laptops from about 2010 on, with either UEFI or legacy BIOS. It is not for Macs: Apple Silicon (M-series) Macs cannot boot it, and most Intel Macs lack the drivers to run these systems well.

Secure Boot. On a PC with Secure Boot on, the first time you boot the stick you will see a blue \"Enroll key\" screen. You confirm it once (steps are in the guide) and it does not ask again on that computer. CachyOS, EndeavourOS and Memtest86+ need Secure Boot turned off, and a few PCs need it off for everything.

Tails runs as a live session only. Tails\' Persistent Storage does not work when it is started this way, and the Tails project does not support it. It is great for trying Tails; for real Tails use, put Tails on its own stick.

Room for your own. About 24GB is left free. The stick shows up as a normal drive: copy any .iso file onto it and it appears in the menu, under its file name. ISOs that are not signed for Secure Boot need it turned off.

Check it yourself; don\'t just trust us. Every system on the stick is the unmodified official file. The file SHA256SUMS on the stick lists each one\'s checksum: compare them with the checksums each project publishes on its own website, or download any system yourself and compare. The printed card shows how.

No returns, and here is why. Once a stick has left our hands there is no way to prove it was not altered, so we never resell or reuse one that comes back. That rule protects every buyer, you included. If yours arrives faulty or is not what this listing describes, message us: ’s Money Back Guarantee still covers you.

In the package

One Kingston Exodia M 64GB USB stick, prepared as above.

Also from Restored Logic

• Tails stick — Tails written directly to its own Kingston drive, so encrypted Persistent Storage works. In our store.
• Qubes OS installer stick — the Qubes OS installer, with Fedora, Debian and Whonix included. In our store.
• Privacy Kit: Tails + Qubes OS — both of those sticks together. In our store.

Free software, and the fine print. Every system on this stick is free software; the price covers the drive, the testing and the setup. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the projects listed, or by Kingston; names are trademarks of their owners; Zorin OS is a registered trademark of Zorin Technology Group Ltd. Source code for each system is available from its project\'s website, and we will also provide it on request for three years from purchase. Questions before you buy? Message us through . We are happy to help. Restored Logic · Genuine Kingston drives, capacity-tested · Official images, checksum-verified