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1.  WinSetupFromUSB Using WinSetupFromUSB is easy. Open the software, and select your USB disk from the dropdown menu. Next, check the button next to your preferred operating systems. Then you’ll need to browse to the volume containing the operating system you wish to install on your multiboot USB. When you’re ready, click the  Go  button. If you’re interested, check the option by  Show Log  to view detailed information on what’s going on. Finally, when the installation is complete, you’ll see a  Job Done  message. Overall, WinSetupFromUSB is pretty simple to use and features a quick write time. It’s also got a QEMU mode, and it’s a small, portable app. Download:   WinSetupFromUSB  (Free) 2.  MultiBootUSB Adding multiple bootable OS distros is easy, browse under  Select image  and choose your ISO. Note that while MutiBootUSB runs on Windows and Linux, you can only create Linux Live USB syst...

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1.  Netflix Party Netflix Party is a Google Chrome extension that lets you and your friends remotely watch Netflix together. The extension synchronizes playback between everyone who’s watching, adds a chat window, and allows anyone who’s watching to play and pause the video. When someone hits the pause button, playback on everyone’s screen will stop. Creating a session is easy. Just start playing a video on Netflix, hit pause, then hit the extension’s browser button in the upper-right corner of the window. 2.  Watch2Gether If you watch a lot of YouTube videos with friends, you will probably be familiar with Watch2Gether. The app has its own player that lets you natively access content from YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, and SoundCloud. Netflix is not compatible with the Watch2Gether player, but the company has come up with a workaround. The beta W2gSync feature lets you paste a Netflix URL directly into a special window in your private room. When you start the vi...

To begin, do a system search for Quick Assist and open the app. There are two headings— Get assistance and Give assistance . If you want to share your screen, ask the person you want to share it with to open this tool. They should click Assist another person and sign in to their Microsoft account. Once done, they will get a 6-digit code that will expire after 10 minutes. You should put this into the Code from the assistant text box and click Share Screen. The other person can now choose to take full control (which allows them to control your mouse and keyboard) or View screen (which only shows them the screen, without granting control). If you agree, click Allow. They will now see your screen. If you granted full control, your cursor will move as they move it. You are still able to control it yourself, though be careful not to do this at the same time else you might cause confusion. They can use the toolbar at the top to bring up Task Manager or annotate notes o...