The same option for using the FAT32 system can be found when transferring the GRUB loader.
To start the process, you just need to click a button, in the lower right corner of the interface. To ensure compatibility, you may tick an option to use the old FAT32 file system. If you want to copy the Windows setup files, you can either select a directory or use an ISO image. These actions are performed in separate sections of the interface, which are accessible via navigation tabs, on the left side of the interface. WinUSB Maker lets you transfer the Windows setup files, GRUB loader environment or MS DOS to removable hard drives or USB flash drives and make them bootable as well. It works with Windows XP and all higher versions and thanks to its low CPU and memory usage, you can use it even on older computers. You can download an archive, which is roughly 2.80 Mb large, extract WinUSB Maker's. The application does not require installing. In a few minutes, it will create a bootable USB device, from which you can install the operating system. Unfortunately, DVDs are still the primary devices when it comes to installing Windows on a computer, but this can change, thanks to WinUSB Maker. Besides the fact that some of them have a greater capacity, you can also add and remove data on them any number of times, whenever you want. USB flash drives are much better than CDs or DVDs, in terms of data storage.
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