Rufus releases 4.2.4070 Beta version update to fix software crash problem caused by 32-bit Windows ISO image

News on July 12, Rufus released 4.2.4070 today The update to the beta version brings a series of fixes and improvements to users. This update fixes a problem when users try to open 32-bit (x86) versions of Windows Software crash problem when ISO image. In addition, Rufus has added detection and warning functions for revoked UEFI boot loaders to ensure the security of user systems.

According to the editor’s understanding, this update also introduces a blacklist mechanism for UEFI executable files, through the use of Secure Boot Forbidden Signature Database and Microsoft's Secure Boot DBX prevent dangerous UEFI executable files from running. This can effectively reduce potential security risks.

The new version of Rufus also adds the function of ZIP64, allowing users to extract .zip image files larger than 4GB. At the same time, users can also add or restore disks to compressed virtual hard disk v2 (VHDX) images, and there is experimental support for Full Flash Update (FFU) images. FFU is a sector-based image format, which is different from the file-based WIM (Windows Image File Format). Although it will increase the file size, it can provide faster deployment speed.

The latest update of Rufus is designed to optimize user experience and improve system security, and includes a series of improvements and fixes. Based on personal needs, users can download and install the latest version of Rufus to experience the convenience and security improvements brought by the new features it provides.

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