The popular bootable USB creation tool Rufus has just released version 4.10, delivering the dark mode interface users have been requesting for years, plus critical new security features for Windows 11 deployments.
Dark Mode Finally Arrives
After years of user requests, Rufus 4.10 adds Dark Mode support.
The new interface provides a modern, eye-friendly alternative to the traditional light theme, perfect for late-night system building sessions.
Windows CA 2023 Compatibility
Rufus 4.10 adds support for creating Windows CA 2023 compatible media, requiring a Windows 11 25H2 ISO.
This addresses recent Microsoft security certificate changes affecting secure boot configurations.
Drive-to-ISO Conversion
A new feature allows users to save existing drives to ISO format, making it easier to create backup images of configured systems or custom installation media.
Improved Linux Support
Linux users benefit from improved persistence support for Linux Mint, making portable Linux installations that retain settings across reboots easier to create.
Critical Fixes
- Improved error reporting when saving to VHD/VHDX formats.
- Fixed crashes when processing Windows ISOs with very long paths.
- Fixed situations where no file system could be selected in ISO mode.
- Fixed UEFI DBX update timezone reporting issues.
Download Rufus 4.10 Now ⬅️ Free Download
Should You Upgrade?
If you frequently create bootable USB drives, this update is essential.
The dark mode makes extended use more comfortable, while Windows CA 2023 support ensures compatibility with latest Windows 11 security requirements.
Get Rufus 4.10 here - free download, no installation required for portable version.

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