Switched to using 0x55 and 0xAA patterns for low-pass bad block checks to improve drive verification.
While Rufus 3.13 was a standard for 2021, users specifically needing Windows 7 support should note that Rufus 3.22 is the last version compatible with that operating system.
This specific build introduced several functional improvements for more advanced users: rufus-3-13-build-1730-gratis-download-2021
Added progress tracking for "zeroing" or image writing directly to the logs.
Allows the utility to accept disk images that do not contain a "Boot Marker". Switched to using 0x55 and 0xAA patterns for
Insert your USB flash drive (usually 8GB or larger) and select it under the "Device" dropdown.
Now uses manufacturer-specified units when calculating the default drive label. How to Use Rufus 3.13 To create a bootable drive using this version: Allows the utility to accept disk images that
Click "Select" to find your bootable ISO file (e.g., Windows 10/11 or Ubuntu).