Right, I frequently use GPARTED [GNOME Partition Editor] LiveCD or now LiveUSB which runs on a 'lite' version of Linux. Both are bootable and work outside of Windows, have created a FAT32 HDD at 500GB, Windows uses it fine. In fact, I just used the USB version to verify what my 3-month-old Notebook has for a drive and what partitions are on it.The only format utility that doesn't allow for max partition size is Windows built in format feature.
Why don't you try Ventoy? It does not require any complicated process of handling and processing of individual ISO files. Just Install Ventoy on a USB flash drive. Then simply add /delete/ replace individual ISO files directly with ANY file manager. Works like a charm.Right, I frequently use GPARTED [GNOME Partition Editor] LiveCD or now LiveUSB which runs on a 'lite' version of Linux. Both are bootable and work outside of Windows, have created a FAT32 HDD at 500GB, Windows uses it fine. In fact, I just used the USB version to verify what my 3-month-old Notebook has for a drive and what partitions are on it.
Thanks for the suggestion. In the past I have looked for such a tool.Why don't you try Ventoy?
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