Rufu 3.19 Released, Presents Several Windows 11 Customization Options

Rufus, who doesn’t know this application, for those who often reinstall, this application must have been used.

Now regarding Rufus, friends, version 3.19 has recently been released, where in this version there are a number of improvements to the customization of the Windows 11 installation.

The first is that Rufus is now adding selection dialog for the Windows 11 Setup process, which contains a number of additional menus ranging from TPM bypass, Microsoft Account and Secure Boot.

The second improvement is that now you can skip all Collections questions during the OOBE process, this option will automatically set Rufus to “Don’t Allow” and you no longer have to see these options and fill them out manually.

The third is the option for Setting Internal Drives Offline with Windows To Go.

Apart from that, there are also a number of other improvements, the full details of which you can see in the following Rufus 3.19 changelog:

• Add a new selection dialog for Windows 11 setup customization:
  • Secure Boot and TPM bypass have now been moved to this dialog
  • Also allows to bypass the mandatory requirement for a Microsoft account with Windows 11 22H2
    (NB: Network MUST be temporarily disabled or unplugged for the local account creation to be proposed)
  • Also add an option to skip all collection questions (Sets all answers to “Don’t allow”)
  • Also add an option for setting internal drives offline with Windows To Go
    Notes: These customization options are only proposed when using a Windows 11 image.
• Add support for distros using a nonstandard GRUB 2.0 prefix directory (openSUSE Live, GeckoLinux)
• Add the ability to ignore USBs (See here for details)
• Change drive listing to always list in increasing order of size
• Update exceptions needed by Red Hat and derivatives for the 9.x releases
• Updates UEFI:NTFS drivers to latest
• Reassign a letter for drives written in DD mode that don’t have an ESP (eg CoreELEC)
• Fix Windows refusing to mount Linux MBR partitions on FIXED drives
• Fix support for multiextent files when Joliet is in use

So what do you think about this upgrade? if you’re interested, you can just update your Rufus app via the page following.

Via : GitHub