Boot-US review
A flexible multiboot manager for BIOS, UEFI, MBR, and GPT systems.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Boot-US is a desktop boot manager for selecting and managing multiple operating systems on x86 PCs. It supports independent Windows installations alongside Windows, Linux, and other operating systems, with compatibility across BIOS and UEFI booting and MBR and GPT disks. The Windows graphical configuration program is joined by command-line versions for Windows and Linux, and installation can be on internal disks or removable media such as USB sticks. It suits users managing multiboot computers, technicians maintaining several installations, and organizations deploying the software across multiple PCs.
The pricing model combines a free offering with one-time Version 4 licenses. The 1 PC license costs €24.5, the 5 PCs license costs €59.5, the 20 PCs license costs €119.5, and the 100 PCs license costs €299.5. The non-licensed version is free for private PCs and public schools, while commercial use after the one-month test period requires a license. Prices include tax and transportation, and higher or unlimited license quantities are available on request. This structure makes the product relevant for both individual multiboot setups and larger PC estates without recurring subscription charges.
Its strongest area is control over the boot environment. Boot-US can create UEFI boot options and manage variables, repair MBR structures, fix GPT tables, hide or unhide partitions, and back up or restore disks and partitions. Password protection applies to the boot manager and configuration program, while boot-menu colors and startup behavior can be configured. Choose Boot-US when you need broad boot-format support, operating-system selection, repair tools, and PC-based licensing. It is less suited to devices outside the x86 PC context or to users seeking a general system-management suite rather than a focused boot manager.
Boot-US pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports BIOS and UEFI, plus MBR and GPT disks
- Manages Windows, Linux, and other operating systems
- Includes boot repair, backups, and boot-menu customization
- Where it doesn't
- Commercial use requires a license after the one-month test period
- Designed for x86 PCs rather than a broader device range
- Paid coverage is organized around specific PC-count tiers
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