Why does Windows USB boot disk require Fat32 when Fat32 has a 4 GB limit, and Windows ISO is 4.01 GB

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As per the subject. My daughter's windows is completely messed up. cannot be used anymore, none of the troubleshooting tools work, I need to do a clean install.From what I've been able to find I am supposed to format an USB disk as Fat32, did that, download ISO bootloader did that, try to copy it on to USB disk oops no can do. FAT32 has size limit of 4GB what should I do?

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