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Fastest USB prep tool for ISOs?

TheMidnightNarwhal
By TheMidnightNarwhal
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I use Rufus and it's slow. Anything faster that works for Linux and Windows?

Maker? Rufus is an ISO creator for USBs. If maker is what you want ImgBurn.

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I use Alcohol 120%. I don't know if it works on linux, but it takes me around a minute or less to make an ISO disc image of The Sims Complete Collection, which is ~ 600mb. That's all I've tried though.

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Maker? Rufus is an ISO creator for USBs. If maker is what you want ImgBurn.

 

Yeah, that's what I mean.

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I use Alcohol 120%. I don't know if it works on linux, but it takes me around a minute or less to make an ISO disc image of The Sims Complete Collection, which is ~ 600mb. That's all I've tried though.

 

I meant USB prep tool, my bad.

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To answer your question better, the speed of the process comes down to if it is USB 3.0 or 2.0, now there is another option if Rufus is not cutting it, ISOtoUSB.

Regards Elias N Martinez. | Graphic and motion design are my jobs. 3D modeling is my hobby. I do what I enjoy.  Skype: eliasnmartinez1 (please state that you are coming from LTT)

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