Yes, just mount the MediCat USB, and open Start.exe to launch the platform. These are the same exact apps that get loaded within Mini Windows 10. So if you update them, they will show up updated in Mini Windows 10 as well.-Install Ventoy to the drive.-Open Medicat's .bin file with 7-zip-Extract the ISOs you want.-Extract all of the EFI files from the EFI partition.-Put the ISO files you chose onto the FAT partition of your stick.-Open MiniTool Partition Wizard (or Windows Disk Manager) and give the EFI partition of your stick a drive letter.-Then overwrite all the stick's EFI files with the extracted MediCat ones.-Removing the drive letter of the EFI partition afterwards is completely optional, and doesn't affect the functionality of the drive in any way.Absolutely, I encourage it! Please feel free to modify MediCat toindividual needs!No, it doesn't work like that. It's a WinPE image (Windows Pre-install Environment) that runs in memory. It's primary use is to troubleshoot a troublesome PC.Absolutely. I will never charge money for MediCat, or accept donations. However, feel free to share your ideas, questions, and concerns in this thread. That's how you can give back.MediCat USB is now a rolling release, so will be regularly updated with major releases, and minor updates as needed (Typically monthly or bi-monthly). The links here will always be the latest version. The PortableApps are easily updatable by the user, once they have been 'burned' to USB.Nothing, really. Just simplicity, and convenience on my part. Everything is subjective to opinion of usefulness. My software suite may not be everyone's cup of tea, but if it helps you in the field, yay!