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Browse for the downloaded Windows 11 ISO and click Open.

Now, click SELECT under Boot selection to select the Windows 11 ISO file.

1.Make sure the boot stick works fine in some other machine to discard a problem there, I wouldn't use Rufus to create a Windows installation drive but the Windows download app instead. Answer: Tricky one! I've seen all sorts of graphics glitches from UEFI with older graphic cards. Boot into the BIOS of the router and set "USB - HDD" to the top of the boot order. Insert the newly created USB stick into router. Click "Start" to restore the image onto the USB stick using Rufus (See Image).

Click on the disk icon and browse to the download that was extracted in step 2.

Select DD Image as bootable disk type (See Image). Although not having optical drives allows manufacturers to make lighter devices, it causes problems to users when they want to fresh install operating systems, as most of them are still available in the form. With the advent of ultra-portable laptops, optical drives are becoming a thing of the past. Ĭreate Bootable USB Drives to Install by Rufus Now many people prefer to install window by USB. You can then run the payload OS in MBR\CSM mode, or reboot from the USB drive and select UEFI mode from the UEFI BIOS menu and boot in UEFI mode. When you boot to the Easy2Boot USB drive in MBR\CSM mode, select one of the image files from the menu - the partitions will be re-written to make the drive appear as a single-partition FAT32 drive. If it does not have efi folder it probably isn't compatible with uefi boot. Uefi boot are not just settings in rufus, most of time os that you want to boot needs to have efi folder and boot files in it. Rufus offers many great features but it also has limitations. You can easily use Rufus to create Windows 10 bootable USB and many other operating systems including Windows XP, Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Ubuntu and many other Linux distributions. Rufus is a simple and easy to use tool, just download and run the tool to create bootable USB.

If you try Rufus and it locks up at the end, cancel the task and issue a “BCDBOOT E:\WINDOWS /S E:” to make your device boot UEFI.

Either way creating an MBR disk and changing my BIOS to CSM boot I was able to successfully run Windows to go full speed 130Mbps! PS.