Rufus alternative Ventoy fixes Windows 11 bypass-related bugs, VHDX boot issues, and more

#Microsoft is mandating an internet connection and a Microsoft Account (MSA) to install the Windows 11 22H2 Insider build. Thankfully, the OOBE\BYPASSNRO workaround we previously discovered still works, and later, one of our forum members discovered a simple bypass trick to install Windows 11 22H2 via a local account.

Ventoy, another popular third-party alternative for creating bootable Windows media, has also brought system requirements and a Microsoft Account (MSA)/ Internet connection bypasses previous update, version 1.0.86.

In the latest release of version 1.0.88, developers have fixed a bug related to Windows 11 bypass checks, which had web page display issues. The new version also fixes boot issues with the VHDX or Virtual Hard Disk v2 file format.

The complete changelog is as follows:

• Fixes VHD(x) boot issues introduced in 1.0.87.
• Add more options for Windows command line mode. Notes
• VentoyPlguson: Fix the VTOY_WIN11_BYPASS_CHECK option web page display problem.
• Fix workaround #2 does not apply to Legacy BIOS access restrictions.
• Fix syntax error in F4 localboot.
• Show the file checksum menu title based on the presence of a checksum value.
• Automatically switch to en_US when using text mode.
• Add unsupported prompt message for 4k native disks.
• languages.json update

You can download Ventoy 1.0.88 from GitHub or Ventoy official website.

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