You can view the full release notes for and download Rufus 3.18 beta here. The bug ( #1855) would prevent the creation of EFI system partition (ESP) on Windows 11 devices and throw an error code "0xC00305B4".įix ISO → ESP creation when running on Windows 11 (#1855) Rufus 3.18 beta also fixes another Windows 11 related bug that broke the "ISO → ESP creation" feature. And this is despite Microsoft's effort to accelerate the rollout of Windows 11. It seems like these strict system requirements for Windows 11, like the presence of TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, among others, might have played a big part in the slow down of Windows 11 adoption as per the latest AdDuplex data. The best part is that the tool supports all platforms out there, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Like Rufus, Etcher is completely free and serves as an open-source utility for both regular users and developers. However, now with Rufus 3.18, the feature can be availed for in-place upgrades too.Īdd bypass of Windows 11 restrictions for in-place upgrades Etcher is another great option that allows you to burn ISO image file to USB on Mac and Windows 10. Though, the option was only available for clean installations. Check to Create a bootable disk and ensure that the ISO Image is selected from the drop.
Then, choose the GPT partition scheme for UEFI and leave the File System & Cluster Size to default settings and label the drive. The latest 3.18 pre-release (beta) version of Rufus, the popular bootable USB media creation software, adds the ability to bypass Windows 11 system requirements for in-place upgrades too.Įarlier, with version 3.16 Beta 2, Rufus had already received the option for bypassing the stringent system requirements for Windows 11 with the " Extended" installation feature. After Rufus and the ISO have been downloaded open Rufus and choose the Device (USB) which should be used as your bootable media.
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