Creating a Bootable USB Installer with Rufus

What is a bootable USB installer?

• A USB drive that contains an operating system or utility program

• A USB drive that can store files

• A USB drive that cannot be formatted

• A USB drive used only for data transfer

Which of the following is a reason to use Rufus?

• It is a paid software

• It is often slower than other tools

• It is portable and requires no installation

• It only supports Windows operating systems

What is the minimum size recommended for a USB flash drive to create a bootable USB for Windows 10/11?

• 32 GB

• 16 GB

• 4 GB

• 8 GB

What type of file is required to create a bootable USB installer?

• A .txt file

• A .zip file

• An .iso file

• A .exe file

What should you do before starting the Rufus application?

• Disconnect all other USB devices

• Format the USB drive

• Ensure you have administrative rights

• Download the latest version of Windows

Which partition scheme should be used for older computers with traditional BIOS?

• GPT

• MBR

• exFAT

• FAT32

What does the status bar indicate when it shows 'READY' in Rufus?

• The ISO file is corrupted

• The USB drive is full

• All settings are configured correctly

• The USB drive is not formatted

What happens when you click the 'START' button in Rufus?

• The ISO file will be deleted

• Rufus will close automatically

• The creation process will begin

• The USB drive will be ejected

What should you do if the USB drive is not detected by Rufus?

• Change the USB drive's file system

• Restart your computer

• Use a different USB drive

• Run Rufus as administrator

What is the purpose of the volume label in Rufus?

• To format the USB drive

• To name the USB drive after creation

• To determine the file system

• To select the ISO file