Moreover, UNetbootin also supports “Frugal install” mode so that you can copy all the files from an ISO to your hard drive and then boot from it, just like from the USB drive.

The good thing about UNetbootin is that even if you don’t have any ISO or CD/DVD installation media, you can easily download the latest ISO of any popular Linux distro right from UNetboot, and then create a bootable media. UNetbootin is a widely popular software for Windows to create bootable Windows 10 and Linux USB drives in just a few clicks. However, WinToFlash lets you create bootable USB drives with Windows recovery console and Windows emergency bootloader, and it even lets you fine tune the partitions table. The free version of WinToFlash is supported by ads, and unlike Rufus, it can only be used to create a Windows-specific bootable USB drive. WinToFlash is yet another free software that enables you to quickly create a bootable Windows USB drive with a click or two. Best of all, Rufus is also available in the portable version so that you can carry it with you to quickly create bootable USB drives. Moreover, Rufus also supports GPT/UEFI so you can easily install Windows or other Linux distros in full EFI mode.

Using Rufus you can easily create Windows, Linux and other utility bootable drives that require low-level access.

Rufus is one of the most popular, free, and open source bootable USB drive creators for Windows. So, here are four third-party tools that let you convert Windows 10 ISO to a bootable USB drive. However, the tool is pretty minimal and limited.

Microsoft also provides a simple application called Windows USB/DVD Download Tool that converts your existing ISOs into a bootable USB drive.

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