Here's a step-by-step guide to using Rufus on Android:
Windows installation media requires complex partitioning and specific NTFS formatting that Android apps struggle to replicate reliably without root access. If you are trying to install Windows, it is highly recommended to find a Windows PC to create the media using the official or Rufus.
Before diving into the Android alternatives, let’s quickly recap why Rufus is so popular on desktops.
You want to install Android (like PhoenixOS, FydeOS, or Android-x86) on a laptop or desktop PC. You need a bootable USB drive.