Click the Start button to start the process. Step 3: You’ll notice that the Volume label automatically changes depending upon the ISO file. Browse for the image (ISO) file that you want to use, which is in this case, and then click Open. It will open the Open file explorer window. Step 2: Under Format Options, click on the button with the disk icon. Under Format Options, tick the check-boxes for Quick format, Create a bootable disk using FreeDOS, and Create extended label and icon files.The New volume label field changes automatically during the bootable disk creation process.
The USB created will work with both type of systems – older BIOS, and newer UEFI. Homepage: How to Create a Bootable Linux Mint Live USB with Rufus in Windows You get all the essential features along with the great speed of Rufus. What makes it great is the speed at which it works. Rufus is a small portable tool that lets you create all kinds of bootable USB flash drives from ISO files such as Antivirus Rescue Disks, Partitioning Disks, Linux Distro Live USBs, and many other bootable rescue and recovery tools.
