Rufus fans can try the new version 4.10.2279 released on GitHub.
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The new version contains various fixes and improvements, such as an increased buffer size for copying ISO files and security patches. With the latest beta version, Rufus can perform MD5 hash verification on every boot.
See what's new in Rufus 4.10:
- Add Dark Mode support (courtesy of @ozone10) (#1453)(#2510)(#2713)
- Add support for creating Windows CA 2023 compatible media (requires a Windows 11 25H2 ISO. For more on this, see this Rufus FAQ entry).
- Add support for saving an existing drive to ISO (UDF only)
- Improve error reporting when saving to VHD/VHDX (with thanks to @Kazkans) (#2779)(#2799)
- Improve persistence support for Linux Mint (#2807)
- Fix UEFI DBX updates being reported in some timezones, even when there are none (#2762)
- Fix a situation where no file system can be selected in ISO mode (#2769)
- Fix a crash when trying to process Windows ISOs with very long paths (#2777)(#2787)(#2793)
You can download Rufus Rufus 4.10.2279 from the links below.
While most users prefer the official media creation tool, Rufus is a great option for installing Windows 11 on unsupported hardware or repairing the operating system and its quirks, such as:
- automatic drive encryption without any warning (happens to insiders so far) during the installation process
- hardware requirements or the need to use a Microsoft account during installation.
- Download: Rufus 4.10 | Portable | ~2.0 MB (Open Source)
- Download: Rufus 32-bit | ARM64
- Links: Rufus Home Page | Project Page @GitHub
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