Rufus 4.6
If you need to create bootable USB installation media from ISOs like Windows or Linux, Rufus can create these in a very easy way. Just select the ISO file and simply point to the USB drive, that's it!
Rufus can also remove Windows 11’s requirements like Secure Boot and TPM 2.0, 4GB+ RAM and 64GB+ disk, and an online Microsoft account. Rufus is a lightweight and versatile open-source utility tool designed to create bootable USB drives from ISO image files. It's particularly useful for installing or troubleshooting operating systems on PCs. Rufus offers a straightforward interface with customizable options for partition schemes, file systems, and cluster sizes, ensuring compatibility with various devices and OS installation processes. It provides fast and reliable USB drive formatting and offers support for both BIOS and UEFI boot modes. Rufus is a valuable tool for system administrators, tech enthusiasts, and anyone needing to create bootable USB media efficiently, making it a handy solution for various IT tasks.
Ultimate Boot CD 5.3.9 assembles over 100 PC hardware diagnosis tools into one bootable CD to analyze and repair hard drives and to fix boot problems (CD iso).
Windows 11 UX Pack transforms your Windows system 10 into Windows 11 with themes, wallpapers, and sound effects.
Provides ongoing improvements to the Windows Operating System (OS), includes previous updates delivered over Windows Update as well as continuing incremental updates to the Windows 7 platform (DVD iso)
Windows 11 24H2 is now available for everyone using Windows 11. If your device isn’t getting the feature update through Windows Update, you can force the installation via the Windows 11 Installation Assistant.
Share photos, videos, music, files, documents and more between all of your devices. File sharing from phone to PC, phone to phone, PC to phone, PC to tablet.
Hiren’s BootCD PE contains many tools you can use for analyzing, recovering and fixing your computer, even if the primary operating system can not be booted (CD iso).
Windows 8.1 Update can be seen as the final service pack for Windows 8 that provides several updates. It brings back the traditional start menu, re-enabling desktop users to navigate in the way they used to do.