How to create a UEFI Bootable CentOS 64-Bit USB using Rufus

This Video is about how to create a UEFI Bootable CentOS 64-Bit USB using Rufus.
After clicking on start Rufus asks to select a mode in which the image (ISO File) is written on USB.
In the Video I chose the First option (Write in ISO Image mode), but you can also select the Second option (Write in DD Image mode) if the USB won't boot by using the first option.
But remember by using Second option your USB drive will show only 7.7GB of total space (approx. same as your ISO File size) because remaining space is Unallocated and can not be used.
To get back your USB drive to It's original capacity just format it with Rufus.
Your USB Must be at Least:
#. 16 GB in Size if you are using Everything ISO
#. 8 GB in Size if you are using DVD ISO
#. 2 GB in Size if you are using LiveGNOME or LiveKDE ISO
#. 1 GB in Size if you are using Minimal ISO
For this video I used CentOS-7-x86_64-Everything-1611.iso and Rufus v2.12.
CentOS Download Page:
www.centos.org/download/
CentOS 7 Everything (64-bit) Direct Download Link:
buildlogs.centos.org/rolling/7...
CentOS 7 DVD (64-bit) Direct Download Link:
buildlogs.centos.org/rolling/7...
CentOS 7 Minimal (64-bit) Direct Download Link:
buildlogs.centos.org/rolling/7...
CentOS 7 LiveGNOME (64-bit) Direct Download Link:
buildlogs.centos.org/rolling/7...
CentOS 7 LiveKDE (64-bit) Direct Download Link:
buildlogs.centos.org/rolling/7...
Rufus:
rufus.ie
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[@kennyhanson7543]

Hilarious, I spent a couple hours trying different CentOS 7 images and reading forums and not one mentioned to use GPT. Thank you kindly :)

[@thegorn]

The music really gets me in the mood for Centos

[@sasikumartube]

Wow.. super helpful.. especially your handwritting is really great :).

[@rafaelcardoso4744]

That's what I was looking for, no bullshit. Thanks man.

[@natwill2007]

Excellent video. Very handy information!! Thank you!

[@muudip9151]

after creating the bootale usb you just need to boot the computer normaly but with the usb in?(and configure the os)
if not what program do i need to use?

[@ananddwivedi3060]

Thanks! Especially for the direct download links

[@tomazbarrantes]

This presentation make very easy, thank you

[@jeanfrancocoresgonzalez9666]

Excelente explicación.

[@jos1532]

Thanks man u helped me a lot

[@XaHertz]

I'm Glad to Help !! 😄😄

[@laboratorioassembler]

laetst version is identified from Rufus as a hybrid and it can only build as a DD copy.. and MBR (not UEFI)

[@BoniPris]

Hey thanks-

[@ifineNick]

wow!!

[@sburrell63]

Process did not result in a bootable drive...

[@dejanduh2645]

can you use unetbootin?

[@dejanduh2645]

XaHertz Thanks man great work!

[@muhammadsirwan6941]

isnt unetbootin only for ubuntu?!?!

[@eduardojavier112]

FAT32????????????? seria mejor el sistema de archivo NTFS

[@Johan-zs9xh]

es mejor FAT32 para Linux

[@ncubedev]

annoying to wait for you to write

[@ncubedev]

no worries - just livin in a day n age where we need fast facts

[@reeddeer793]

why did you reply to yourself

[@derrickrice7164]

Rufus is so Windows 7...