Rufus image burning tool suggest to disable secure boot during boot from NTFS created windows10 iso

[DDE_Server]

after creating bootable windows 10 iso using refus (NTFS format) it suggested to disable secure boot the author justified that GPLV3 is not supported as mentioned in this link

FAQ

The Reliable USB Formatting Utility. Contribute to pbatard/rufus development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

what do you think is it good to do that or find another tool which isnot open source ??

 

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

Must be something new, i never had such message.

At the same time, that is expected behavior from secureboot.
if your ISO is clean, if your version of Rufus is clean, if your USB is clean , then not big deal to disable secureboot.

 

[DDE_Server]

Must be something new, i never had such message.

At the same time, that is expected behavior from secureboot.
if your ISO is clean, if your version of Rufus is clean, if your USB is clean , then not big deal to disable secureboot.

yes i just download latest ISO using media creation tool
rufus from official site
the USB is clean and was formatted before burning

 

[TairikuOkami]

what do you think is it good to do that or find another tool which isnot open source ??

I switched to Universal-USB-Installer about 2 years ago, when Rufus turned nuts.

 

[Handsome Recluse]

I switched to Universal-USB-Installer about 2 years ago, when Rufus turned nuts.

There's also Etcher

 

[shmu26]

There's also Etcher

Etcher does a very good job at burning the images but they are always dd-format which means you can't use the flash drive for storing other data. Also, it's hard to reformat the flash drive afterwards because it gets locked.

 

[Local Host]

Is like cracked software, where it's recommended to turn OFF the AV.

I would tell Rufus to take a walk, are we going back to installing Windows in Legacy Mode?