Rufus is a well-known program that allows you in the creation of boot-able USB drives to install operating systems, such as Windows 11. One of the most common issues that users encounter when creating bootable USB drive is to disable the TPM (Trusted Platform Module) and Secure Boot to make sure that the drive is compatible with older versions of. In this article, we’ll explain the procedure to use Rufus to create an Windows 11 bootable USB drive with TPM and Secure Boot disabled.
Creating a Windows 11 Bootable USB Drive with Rufus: Step-by-Step Guide to Disabling TPM and Secure Boot
Step 1 Install Rufus to making an Windows 11 bootable USB drive that has the TPM feature and Secure Boot disabled is to download Rufus from the official website. Rufus is a no-cost and open-source software available for download on the official site at rufus.ie.
Step 2 Join the USB device After you’ve downloaded Rufus Connect the USB drive you intend to create for your Windows 11 bootable USB drive. Rufus will detect the attached USB drive and connect it automatically.
Step 3: Select the Windows 11 ISO file Next you must choose that Windows 11 ISO file that you want to use for making your USB drive that can boot. USB drive. To do this, click the “Select” button next to the “Boot selection” field and select your Windows 11 ISO file that you downloaded.
Step 4: Deleting Secure Boot and TPM. For you to disable Secure Boot and TPM You will need to be able to access Rufus advanced settings. To do this, just click the “Show advanced drive properties” button within the Rufus main window.
Within the Advanced Options window there is the section titled “Security.” This section lets you are able to remove TPM or Secure Boot by clicking on the checkboxes next “Disable Secure Boot” and “Disable TPM.”
Step 5: Select the partition scheme and file system. You will then need to select your partition scheme as well as the file system for your bootable USB drive. For the majority of systems, the most recommended system of partitioning is “MBR” and the recommended file system is “FAT32.”
Step 6: Begin the process. After you’ve made the appropriate choices and settings You can begin with the creation of your Windows 11 bootable USB drive by pressing the “Start” button. Rufus will begin to copy this Windows 11 ISO file to the USB drive, and configure it according to the options you have selected.
Making an bootable USB drive to install Windows 11 can be a difficult task, particularly when it comes down to deactivating the TPM feature or Secure Boot. However, when you use Rufus the process is easier and simpler. Following the steps laid out in the article below, it is possible to make an Windows 11 bootable USB drive with TPM enabled and Secure Boot disabled in just two simple steps.