Seven days ago, the Rufus developers released the 3.20 Beta update with several notable changes and new features. After a short beta period, the stable version of Rufus 3.20 is now available for download from GitHub and the app’s official website.
Rufus 3.20 introduces new features to help users create Windows 11 installation media faster. In addition to bypassing TPM, SecureBoot and Microsoft account requirements, version 3.20 adds the option to automatically create accounts, and the ability to copy region settings from the current Windows installation.
Naturally, Rufus is not just a Windows system installation media creation tool, but users can use the application to create bootable USB drives with other operating systems. full changelog for Rufus version 3.20.
"● Enable Windows UX options for Windows 10. ● Remember the last Windows UX selection between sessions ● Added automatic creation of a copy of the local account and region options. This is limited to creating an account with the same name as the current user and an empty password that the user is prompted to change after the first reboot. ● Added a workaround for ISOs that have syslinux symbolic links to /isolinux/(Knoppix). ● Restore to offline insert registry key for TPM/SB/RAM bypass if possible. ● Remove the storage bypass as it is a fake bypass and does not do anything. ● Improved BIOS compatibility when displaying the "UEFI boot only" message. ● Fix the Windows User Experience dialog box of Windows To Go appearing twice. ● Fix the issue that Windows user experience option is not applied to ARM64. ● Fix Microsoft account bypass is not applied unless TPM/SB/RAM bypass is selected. ● New feature. Fix over-eager detection for GRUB2 bootloaders with non-standard prefixes."
