Overview of How to Create a Bootable USB Drive with Rufus
A bootable USB drive is useful for installing or repairing an operating system. Rufus makes the process quick.
Step 1: Get your ISO file and a USB drive
Download the ISO from the official source and use a USB drive of at least 8 GB. The drive will be erased.
Step 2: Open Rufus
Run Rufus, select your USB drive under Device and click Select to choose the ISO file.
Step 3: Choose the partition scheme
Pick GPT for modern UEFI computers or MBR for older BIOS systems, then click Start.
Step 4: Boot from the USB
Restart the PC and open the boot menu with the key shown at startup, then choose the USB drive.
Final thoughts
Follow these steps and always use official sources. If something does not work, restart the device and try again.