To start with, you have to understand that the ISO format was never designed for USB booting. First of all, a lot of the options you mention are only listed when running Rufus in Advanced Mode (when the Advanced Options Section is displayed), because they are intended for people who already know what they are for. SuperUser contributor Akeo has the answer for us: Why is creating a bootable USB drive more complex than creating bootable CDs? The Answer Could someone explain the difference between the two and maybe give a brief overview of the different options? Now when it comes to USB drives, you have lots of options. SuperUser reader William wants to know why creating a bootable USB drive is more complex than creating bootable CDs:Ĭreating a bootable CD is really simple in my opinion, all you need to do is burn an ISO file to a disc and it is bootable.
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