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3 open source tools found

scrcpy

Mirror and control your Android device from your computer with high performance and no root.

Display and control your Android device from your computer via USB or TCP/IP. No root required, high performance, low latency, supports audio and video mirroring.

Windows: Uninstall via Control Panel. macOS: Drag scrcpy.app to Trash. Linux: Remove with your package manager (e.g., apt remove scrcpy).

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System Optimization

Ventoy

Copy ISO files to USB and boot; no reformatting needed.

Ventoy is a free, open-source tool to create multi-boot USB drives. Just drop ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files onto the drive, and Ventoy handles the rest. Supports BIOS, UEFI, Secure Boot, and a wide range of operating systems. Unlike Rufus or Unetbootin, you never need to reformat the drive to add new images.

To remove Ventoy, run the Ventoy2Disk installer again and choose 'Update' or 'Uninstall', or simply format the USB drive to return it to normal use.

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rufus

A tiny but mighty tool to format and create bootable USB drives from ISOs.

Rufus is a lightweight utility that helps you format and create bootable USB flash drives from bootable ISOs (Windows, Linux, etc.). It supports both BIOS and UEFI, includes features like Windows To Go, bad block checking, and official Windows ISO download. Portable, free, and open source under GPL v3.

Rufus is portable. Simply delete the downloaded executable file.

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