Add a feature to download official retail Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 ISOs.This release has been a long time in coming due to the following exciting feature (and much less exciting bugfixes) being introduced: It is my great pleasure to announce a BETA for the upcoming Rufus 3.5. I can only apologize for the inconvenience. But of course, Rufus 3.4 will be able to detect subsequent updates. You will therefore have to download the latest version manually. ver files are defaulting to binary/octet-stream, whereas earlier versions of Rufus were designed to bail out on the update check if the Content-Type was anything other than text/plain). ver files we use for automatic updates, github does, and since github only sets Content-Type according to RFCs. It needs to be pointed out that, if you are using an older version of Rufus, and have enabled automatic updates, you will not get the latest update, as our change of server means that the old update check mechanism is broken (and if you really want to know all, the reason behind this has to do with the fact that we no longer control the Content-Type for the. UI and accessibility fixes and improvements.Fix broken update check due to server switch.Fix broken detection of some EFI based images.appx to include all architectures as well as request elevation Improve access issues by using VDS to delete all partitions.Set the default image selection directory to Downloads\ instead of My Documents\.Yep, it is only "queer", as I always thought that it was a boot utility/tool (like Rufus/Unetbootin/etc.) that could "decide" to support (or not support) a specific.
Or maybe they just don't know that Rufus has a DD mode that (AFAIK) should work as well as any other DD application you'll find on Windows.Īt any rate, I don't have much of an issue with distro makers pushing for whatever tool they think is most suited for the job of creating bootable media, even if they advertise for something else than Rufus to be used. Considering that they also mention that "make sure the device is plugged in but not mounted" I suspect this is another distro that decided to put all of its eggs into the ISOHybrid basket, without realizing the unintended consequences of it (such as Windows correcting the backup GPT record if the USB isn't the exact same size as the image drive, or any checksum validation being thrown off if you have an ESP on that drive).
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