Windows To Go tool Rufus 3.21 has been officially released to improve support for Microsoft Win10 / Win11

CTOnews.com November 29, Rufus, a third-party tool for creating Windows and Linux installation media, was officially released today after about a week of testing of the Beta version.

CTOnews.com learned that Rufus 3.21 official version mainly improved support for Windows, including upgrading drivers, fixing major BUG in NTFS and exFAT, optimizing Windows user experience, better support for local accounts, and so on.

Download: Rufus 3.21 | 1.33 MB (Open Source)

Link: Rufus Home Page | Project Page @ GitHub

The complete update log for Rufus 3.21 is as follows:

Allow any local account user name to be provided in the Windows User Experience dialog box

Improved Windows version report from ISO/.wim

Update UEFI:NTFS,NTFS driver to v1.4bot exFAT driver to v1.9

Switch to remote downloads of non-standard GRUB (Fedora 37, openSUSE Live, GeckoLinux)

Fixed an issue where the UEFI:NTFS partition in MBR mode was not set up how to handle an issue larger than the 4GB file ISO (UwUntu)

Fixed GRUB support for Arch and derivatives when using tags that do not conform to FAT (# 2086)

Fix error detection for GRUB with non-standard prefix

Repair tab order does not work in the Windows user experience dialog box