Rufus

Rufus is a tool that is compatible with Windows that enables users to create boot devices from external storage units such as USB flash drives and SD cards. Because of its versatility, it enables you to format a new drive in addition to installing Linux, Windows, and even FreeDOS disk images. In fact, FreeDOS disk image support is already integrated into the application.

When you need to work on a system that doesn’t have an operating system installed when you need to flash a BIOS or other firmware from DOS, and when you need to run a low-level utility. These are the situations in which it can be especially useful.

The application Rufus is incredibly helpful when it comes to creating bootable drives or installing operating systems on other devices. The most recent tests and comparisons indicate that Rufus is significantly quicker than other applications that perform similarly.

The application is compatible with over forty image files (ISOs), including those designed for Windows XP, Windows 7, Debian, Fedora, and Raspbian, amongst a great number of other operating systems. The compatibility list is extensive.

Features Of Rufus

• The file systems FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, exFAT, and ReFS may be formatted on flash devices, eMMC, and virtual drives.
• Create disks that can boot from either BIOS or UEFI, including UEFI bootable NTFS.
• Make drives that can boot from ISO files that can boot (Windows, Linux, etc.)
• Make your USB drives bootable under DOS by using either FreeDOS or MS-DOS.
• Build bootable drives using images of bootable disks, including compressed versions of such images.
• Twice as quick as Microsoft’s USB/DVD tool or UNetbootin, on ISO USB creation
• Make drives compatible with Windows To Go.
• Whenever feasible, revert to offline registry key insertion for TPM/SB/RAM bypass.
• Check the image’s integrity using MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256.
• Do checks for bad blocks, including finding “fake” flash drives.
• Enhance BIOS compatibility while presenting the “UEFI only” warning message
• Correct GRUB2’s overzealous identification of bootloaders with nonstandard prefixes
• The user interface is modern and easy to use, and it supports more than 35 languages.
• It is open-source software

How To Install Rufus For Windows PC

1. First, download the “Rufus” by clicking the download button at the top of the page.
2. Connect any computer to a USB drive. Disconnect any additional USB mass storage devices.
3. Run Refus application
4. Select the picture of the Windows installation media
5. To continue, please press the Start button.
6. Wait for the installation to complete and disconnect the USB drive.

How To Uninstall Rufus From Windows PC

1. Go to the start menu, then select Control Panel.
2. Under Control Panel’s “Programs” section, look through the list of programs that are on your computer.
3. Click on Rufus software, then click on Uninstall a Program.
4. After completing the uninstalling process, restart your computer
5. It’s done

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