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There are different ways to make an ISO bootable on a pendrive.
With each ISO they tell you with which tool you should do it, usually.
So, if it's not "ventoy", then it is another tool.
Pretty much no iso will tell you to use Ventoy, Ventoy directly boots isos. It is not writing a usb like most tools do.
Ok, I didn't know that.
Pretty easy to imagine that most system installers would not work that way.