How to create Bootable USB using Rufus

Rufus is a great software that allows you to create a bootable USB drive using an .ISO file.Its Ideal for installing programs and software on windows for whom CD drive are not available.
In order to create a bootable USB drive you will need three things :

1 USB drive
2 Your .ISO file which you want to boot your USB with.
3. Rufus

Let's get going!!

STEP 1

First of all download Rufus , you can download it from their site - https://rufus.akeo.ie/
Download the latest version (right now its Rufus 2.9). You don't need to install it , it runs directly

STEP 2 :

Inser the USB drive and open Rufus , make sure you take backup of all files in your USB drive because Rufus will format the USB before booting it.

STEP 3:

Once you have started Rufus check for all desired things.

Make sure device field is set to the correct device(device that you want to boot i.e USB)

Also Make Sure "Create a bootable disk " option is ticked else it wont create a bootable disk.

You can select your .iso file using that cd drive pic ( see the picture below)

STEP 4:

Once you have done all the stuff mentioned in step 3 , you can now hit start .Now just wait Rufus will create a bootable USB drive for you within minutes .

Once Rufus is done with, your USB drive is ready to be used for your purpose .

I hope it helped , Thank you !

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