bug-free release we’ve seen to date, and secondly to our valued translators that have contributed over 20 localizations of EasyBCD, making this valuable-yet-free tool even more accessible to hundreds of millions of people around the world.

We owe a debt of gratitude to two different camps of people that have worked tirelessly to see this release through to fruition: firstly to our dedicated beta testers that have diligently and thoroughly tried out build after build and release after release of EasyBCD to verify its ever-growing set of features and bring you the most-resilient and D.V. Dynamic detection and refresh of USB and other removable drives.Full customization and control over the metro bootloader and all its settings.More support for localizing the Windows bootloader and configuring BCD localization settings.Better screen reader compatibility and integration for visually-impaired EasyBCD users everywhere.Native and complete EFI support, 1 including the creation of bootable USB sticks in EFI environments.The full list of changes is far too long to mention here, but some of the major updates and improvements to EasyBCD include From indie-sized micro Linux distributions to the latest major releases from Debian, FreeBSD, Ubuntu, SUSE, and more EasyBCD 2.3 offers greater compatibility, more options, and better support while becoming even easier to use than ever before. Development on EasyBCD 2.3 has been ongoing for the past three years as new functionality has been added and support for the latest developments in new operating systems and bootloaders has been polished and shined.ĮasyBCD 2.3 features full Windows 10 and EFI support, and has been tested with the latest version of Windows under all imaginable circumstances and configurations, as well as many other operating systems and platforms, both big and small. It’s our distinct pleasure to announce the release and immediate availability of EasyBCD ® 2.3 for download.

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