Rufus now includes a BitLocker disable option in addition to Windows 11 TPM, Secure Boot, and MSA removal.

Rufus’ latest final version was released a few hours ago. The new update, version 3.22, which was released as a beta last week, adds the ability to disable BitLocker encryption from the Windows User Experience window. Rufus previously added support for Windows 11 RAM, Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, and Microsoft Account (MSA) requirements.

Furthermore, this is the final Rufus version that will support Windows 7 ISO files. The update also addresses an SSD issue and adds SHA-1 and SHA-256 acceleration, among other things. The complete changelog is available below:

• Add SHA-1 and SHA-256 x86 acceleration on CPUs that support it (#2090, courtesy of Jeffrey Walton)
• Add an option to disable BitLocker device encryption in the Windows User Experience dialog (#2121)
• Add a cheat mode (Ctrl-P) to preserve the log between sessions
• Fix potential media creation errors by forcing the unmount of stale .wim images (#2199)
• Fix potential access errors in ISO → ESP mode by forcing Large FAT32 formatting
• Fix user-specified label not being preserved on error/cancel
• Fix some large SSD devices being listed by default (#2164)
• Fix processing of Rock Ridge CE fields
• Work around the use of Rock Ridge symbolic links for Linux firmware packages (Debian)
• Remove the ISO download feature on Windows 7
• Note: This is the last version of Rufus that can run on Windows 7

Source: NeoWin