Large U disk low format (Rmprepusb)

It is the underlying support tool for putting the XP installation CD into a USB flash drive, such as WinSetupFromUSB, USB Multiboot and other underlying formatting software. Supports formatting USB disk into NTFS, which improves file copying speed. I have never used wintoflash. It seems that the interface does not support it, so it is slow.
This is a multi-language version. In the upper right corner of the software, select Chinese Simp, and then click Chinese Simp to automatically switch to the simplified Chinese version, which is very convenient for friends who are not good at English. As shown in the picture:

How to use

1. Select a drive where the USB disk is located (SD card is also acceptable). The partition size can then be changed (optional).
2. Change the volume label of the partition (optional).

3. Select the appropriate startup option. If you are using a USB flash drive to install Windows, then the first startup option is suitable. If you are installing PE, please choose the third one in the screenshot (xp/bartPE bootable). If you are using Linux, choose The last one.
4. Change the file system of the USB disk (optional). There is also a choice of how to boot. Generally we choose "boot as hdd" (the boot order in bios also needs to be changed)
5. Select the files to be copied to the USB disk. RMPrepUSB supports copying and adding iso, img and other image files. If the image has been decompressed, you can also select the decompressed folder.
6. Click 'Prepare Drive (P)' to start all the above operations.
If there is an error in booting the self-starting USB flash drive, you can also use the "Clean" button on the interface to clear the mbr on the USB flash drive.