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Free Open Source USB Boot Utility Pete Battard originally launched Rufus in 2011 as a free DOS USB flash drive boot utility, replacing the Windows HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool (HUDSFT). There have been several updates over the years, and 2020 is a modern release and more stable than ever. The most notable changes are improvements to ISO image support, UEFI boot, and Windows It’s Rufus? Rufus formats the USB flash drive so you can boot a machine with a missing or corrupted operating system (OS). It creates setup files from bootable ISO images, especially OS like Linux, UEFI and Microsoft Windows. You can also use it to flash other BIOS or DOS (function() { (‘review-app-page-desktop’); }); It used to be common practice to burn ISO images to CDs using popular tools like InfraRecorder or CDBurnerXSP. With technology advancing, Pete Battard decided to create a USB installer when he got fed up with proprietary software. HUDSFT was limited in a few features, so he developed a software clone that he was able to offer for review, and appreciated the benefits of using Rufus as a bootable USB drive utility. One of the most important aspects is the constant updates which help to keep the software up to date. The following is a short list of the various versions that offer support for the following systems and: : ISO: updated support for MS-DOS and : : Language : Windows For : Compatible with Windows Vista and XP machines How do I create a Rufus boot disk ? There are a few requirements before you can create a Rufus USB installer. At the top of this list is the ISO image of the operating system you want to use, such as Windows 7 or 10. If you’re requesting it via download, you’ll need to make sure it’s secure and free of malware, or that you have the correct ISO image, you’ll need the Rufus version latest and flash drives. Once the prerequisites are met, you can insert the external drive into your computer and run the program. Rufus automatically detects the presence of a USB drive, so you don’t have to look for it, just open the “Select Boot” drop-down menu and select “Disk” or “ISO Image”. On the tab on the right, you need to click “Select”, after which Windows Explorer will open. You need to find your ISO image and open it so Rufus knows which image to note that there is an option to download when you click “Select”. The latest version of Rufus gives you files for Windows 8 and 10 if you can’t find them. It will ask you which one you want to boot from, allowing you to continue the process. Once you have selected a standard Windows installation, Rufus will determine the correct partitioning scheme for your machine. You need to create a volume label and decide if you want to change the default settings for the cluster size and file system. When you click start, the program will start creating the USB, you may get an error during the build process indicating that the flash drive is not big enough. In this situation, it is best to get a USB with more storage. Do you also need to format the first drive to delete the files you’re trying to boot Windows 10 from the USB stick? With the latest update, Rufus can boot Windows 10 directly from the USB stick. You must obtain the appropriate license firstto avoid lawsuits or copyright issues from Microsoft. When you’re ready to change operating systems, you can insert the flash drive into your bootable computer and hold down or press the appropriate key combination to change the boot location. You can specify that it must use a USB flash drive to boot, which will help you set up Windows 10. The system will run slightly slower than your flash drive, because it has less resources than a PC. Rufus creating a multi-boot flash drive? The developer states on the website that Rufus is designed to create a single USB installer for the operating system. There is also notice that there are no plans to update the software to support multiboot. However, with a few modifications, this doesn’t mean that a second, larger flash drive is necessary to function as a multi-boot USB. You can follow the same steps above to create a bootable USB drive via Rufus and then copy the ISO file to the multiboot drive. Once done, simply reinsert the Rufus USB drive, select a different OS, and watch the software format the drive in preparation for the new operating system. You can copy the new files to your multiboot disk in a separate program, what’s the best way to create a bootable USB flash drive? One of the main competitors of Rufus is UNetbootin. Judging these two programs based on reviews alone, Rufus ranks first in the world for USB storage usage, while UNetbootin ranks ninth on the list. The main reason for this preference is that Rufus automatically detects your flash drive, reducing the risk of accidentally formatting your machine on the hard drive when creating a new USB operating system installer. While the Rufus process may seem complicated at first, it will get easier with practice. You can use software to create a multi-boot device on the second drive, which provides faster speeds and takes up more space. If you can’t boot your computer or the OS is damaged, use Rufus to create a bootable portable system.
