Ventoy version 1.1.11 has been released to address a frustrating black screen error encountered during UEFI Windows installations. The update includes new disk mapping options and script improvements for better support of Linux distributions and KylinSecOS, making it more reliable for power users and enterprise deployments. Additionally, users are advised to verify SHA-256 hashes before writing files to USB drives to prevent corruption and security risks. The update also introduces iVentoy, a PXE server extension for managing multiple architectures, allowing for efficient operating system deployments without the need for physical USB sticks
Ventoy 1.1.11 released
Ventoy version 1.1.11 arrives to stop that frustrating black screen error during UEFI Windows installations where nothing renders on display. New disk mapping options and script improvements now handle Linux distributions and KylinSecOS with better reliability than before. Power users managing large deployments should look into iVentoy, a PXE server extension that handles multiple architectures without physical sticks. Verification of the SHA-256 hashes remains essential before writing any files to a USB drive to prevent corruption or security risks.
