After some commands are run you will be brought back to RMPrepUSB.You will then receive a final confirmation warning you that all data on your SD card will be erased.Confirm it is indeed the correct drive/SD card you are formatting. You will get an Execute Command confirmation.Click the blue "6 Prepare Drive" button at the bottom left corner."Copy OS files from here after formatting (if box is checked)" and "BertPVE -> Drive" should be left unchecked.Filesystem and Overrides: FAT32 (all overrides should be left unchecked).
Bootloader Options: WinPEv2/WinPEv3/Vista/Win7 bootable. "No user prompts" can be left unchecked. Once installation has completed open RMPrepUSB. Download the latest version of RMPrepUSB from:. The following is instructions on achieving this using a Windows OS: If you are not using a Windows OS you may need to find another program to format 64GB or larger as FAT32. It requires special software such as RMPrepUSB to achieve this. Most operating systems will not allow you to do this. While some flash carts can handle exFAT or NTFS formatting, some require SD cards to be formatted with FAT32 even when they are 64GB or greater in size. Please do not remove the SD card until it has completed its formatting. It may take quite awhile for the format to complete. You will then receive a confirmation warning you that all data on your SD card will be erased. 
This can cause the flash cart to think the OS does not exist. WARNING: Do not use a Volume Name that is the same as the OS folder name.
"CHS format size adjustment" should be left unchecked. Your SD card should be listed at the top. Once installation is complete open SD Card Formatter. Download the latest version of SD Card Formatter from:. Here are instructions using this software: We highly suggest of using the SD Association's Official SD Card Formatter. 
While most operating systems can format SD cards that are 32GB or less as FAT32, some do not do a proper job.
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