How to create a bootable USB using Rufus

A short tutorial about how you would go about creating a bootable USB drive using the Rufus software.

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[johannessjoberg]

Thank you, you do have very calming voice!

[eyu]

Your video was informative and well presented. I appreciate you taking the time explaining each process and detailed explanation of the file system.
Thank You🤠

[jplas]

Thank you. Very nice video. With that voice, you could go into business making instructional videos for companies.

[kesuzenkarido]

Beautiful video and i love your voice. I am facing an issue with my conputer; it cannot detect my bootable usbs . I have 2 usbs one burned as mbr the other as gpt, usb boot is enabled in bios but there is no option for usb priority. I would appreciate it immensly if you offered advice😊

[john]

Thanks for the info, verfy informative! A quick question/verification if you don't mind.
If I'm making a bootable flash drive to install an OS (Example: Windows XP, or 7, or 11) should the 'File system' be FAT32, NTFS or does it not matter?
Thanks in advance!

[rm]

Maybe on some planet this sort of thing works but the"test" element missing is a major failing from my viewpoint i.e. the next step would be to try a UEFI boot and get some meaningless or ambiguous list of options. It would be odd in my experience to get anything else (as was the case here although I used another guide which seemed as authoritative but may have had some outdated/erroneous detail i.e. it specified selecting Free DOS but then the ISO file is pasted into the same dialog box