However, this process is slightly changed with the release of Rufus 3.5, at least for Windows installations. Previously, to be able to use Rufus, you would first have to download the ISO image manually. Rufus 3.5, now available as a Beta version with additional download options. Admire Nvidia's new AI application: Turn MS Paint-style doodle into an artistic 'masterpiece'.The operation is very simple: First, start Rufus, select the disk image ISO you want to use to create a boot flash drive, then connect the Flash drive and press the start button to start the process.īesides, Rufus will also provide you with a variety of configuration options, for example: You can choose a GPT or MBR partition scheme, or a file system on the Flash drive.
The next version of Rufus, a portable USB boot / USB tool (to install Windows or Linux on other computer systems) is useful, now has the option of downloading additional versions of Windows 10 or Windows 8.1 directly from right on the application.
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