Has anyone here used Novicorp WinToFlash?

[lanux128]

as per title, just wondering if anyone had used this software? it basically makes a bootable usb from from the following OSes if you have the install disks: Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008/7/8.

the app is ad-ware and costs $5.77 for a personal license.

• http://wintoflash.com/

[skwire]

Any reason you're considering that when there are a few freeware tools that do the same?  I've used both of these successfully:

Rufus
Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool

[Stoic Joker]

Any reason you're considering that when there are a few freeware tools that do the same?  I've used both of these successfully:

Rufus
Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool

Second link didn't seem to work (for me).

Abso-freakin-loutely LOVE Rufus' auto update! It gives a straightforward simple yes/no option, and if you dare hit why it has a plain English - 25 words of less... - explanation of what personal info will be getting shared, and for how long. Now, why the hell can't more companies do that!

Hell...I already love the program and I don't even know if it works! It's plum amazing how easy it is to please people if you just quit trying to screw them all the time ... Ain't it?

[skwire]

Second link didn't seem to work (for me).

Fixed, thanks.

[4wd]

There's also SARDU.

[lanux128]

Any reason you're considering that when there are a few freeware tools that do the same?  I've used both of these successfully:

i am using Rufus as well but it won't work on certain images, such as winxp recovery console. hence the search for an alternative boot maker.

[lanux128]

There's also SARDU.

note of caution, i read at TPFC that sardu is bundled with adware.

source: http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=20255

[Innuendo]

The best I have found is an early version of Josh Cell Software's WinUSB, but his later versions removed features & with the latest version it's just a mess, unfortunately.