Version: 1.2.0.183
Size:
420KB
Requirements:
No special requirements
No special requirements
Price:
Free
Free
System:
Windows 7/Vista/XP
Windows 7/Vista/XP
Rating:
4.9
4.9
License:
Others
Others
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Description - Rufus
It is my very great pleasure to introduce Rufus (direct downloads here), my own GPL`d version of a bootable USB formatting utility (DOS + ISO).
If you have been using the old HP Utility to Create DOS bootable USB, you can throw that old thing away! In a small executable, and with no requirement for an installer, Rufus offers you a much better and up to date interface, with better features, and a DOS creation that doesn`t rely on external files. It can also create bootable USB from ISO images. Plus you will find welcome additional features, such as the ability to check your USB stick for bad blocks. Best of all, and as you have come to expect from this site, it is 100% Free Software.
Please make sure you check the official Rufus PaGE, and stop looking further when you need a DOS bootable USB stick. Of course, Rufus is compatible with all versions of Windows starting with Windows XP and lets you use the always awesome FreeDOS alongside the rather old and not up to date Windows Millenium DOS.
If you have been using the old HP Utility to Create DOS bootable USB, you can throw that old thing away! In a small executable, and with no requirement for an installer, Rufus offers you a much better and up to date interface, with better features, and a DOS creation that doesn`t rely on external files. It can also create bootable USB from ISO images. Plus you will find welcome additional features, such as the ability to check your USB stick for bad blocks. Best of all, and as you have come to expect from this site, it is 100% Free Software.
Please make sure you check the official Rufus PaGE, and stop looking further when you need a DOS bootable USB stick. Of course, Rufus is compatible with all versions of Windows starting with Windows XP and lets you use the always awesome FreeDOS alongside the rather old and not up to date Windows Millenium DOS.
