Rufus, one of the most popular unofficial third-party software used for creating bootable media has been updated today. The new version has improvements related to UEFI, NTFS, ISO, VHDX, GRUB.
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Earlier this month, Pete Batard, creator of the Rufus app, released version 4.2 beta with ZIP64 support and other improvements. After a short testing period, the update is available for all users.
The latest version of Rufus brings multiple new and interesting features. These include the likes of FFU, ZIP64, and more. Alongside that, there are improvements to VHDX and ISO crash fixes too.
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