Rufus V134.270 Downloadrufus V1.3.4.270: How to Create a Bootable USB Drive with Rufus
Rufus is a free utility that can help you create a bootable USB drive from an ISO image file. You can use Rufus to install or run Microsoft Windows, Linux or DOS on your computer, or to flash your motherboard's BIOS, for example. Rufus is fast, easy and
reliable, and supports a wide range of USB devices and file systems.

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In this article, we will show you how to download and use Rufus V134.270 Downloadrufus V1.3.4.270, which is an old version of Rufus that was released in February 2014[^2^]. You may want to use this version if you have compatibility issues with newer
versions of Rufus or if you prefer the old interface of Rufus.

Step 1: Download Rufus V134.270 Downloadrufus V1.3.4.270
You can download Rufus V134.270 Downloadrufus V1.3.4.270 from the official website of Rufus[^1^] or from other trusted sources such as Filehippo[^3^] or AfterDawn[^2^]. The file size is about 567 KB and it does not require installation. You can run it
directly from the downloaded file.

Step 2: Launch Rufus V134.270 Downloadrufus V1.3.4.270
After downloading Rufus V134.270 Downloadrufus V1.3.4.270, double-click on the file to launch it. You will see a simple interface with a few options to configure your bootable USB drive.



Step 3: Select your USB device
Plug in your USB device that you want to use as a bootable drive and select it from the drop-down menu next to "Device". Rufus will automatically detect the device and its capacity.

Step 4: Select your ISO image file
Click on the button next to "ISO Image" and browse to the location of your ISO image file that you want to use as the source for your bootable USB drive. Rufus will automatically detect the file system and the boot mode of the ISO image file.

Step 5: Configure other options (optional)
You can also change other options such as the volume label, the cluster size, the file system and the partition scheme of your bootable USB drive according to your needs and preferences.

Step 6: Start creating your bootable USB drive
Once you have configured all the options, click on "Start" to begin creating your bootable USB drive with Rufus V134.270 Downloadrufus V1.3.4.270. Rufus will format your USB device and copy all the files from the ISO image file to it.

A progress bar will show you how much time is left until the process is completed. Depending on the size of your ISO image file and the speed of your USB device, this may take several minutes or hours.

Step 7: Enjoy your bootable USB drive
When Rufus V134.270 Downloadrufus V1.3.4.270 finishes creating your bootable USB drive, you will see a message saying "DONE". You can now close Rufus and safely eject your USB device.

You can use your bootable USB drive to install or run Windows, Linux or DOS on any compatible computer by changing the boot order in the BIOS settings or by using a boot menu option.

We hope this article was helpful and informative for you. If you have any questions or feedback, please leave a comment below.
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