Failed creating Desktop PC Utility USB Drive

I'm trying to create a Desktop PC Utility USB Drive for my RT computer in MAX. I keep getting the message shown in the attachment. I formatted my thumb drive and I have no files in it. Any solution?
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Figure out the problem (had two other USB thumb drives in the computer). I don't know why having more than one thumb drive would be an issue because MAX asks which thumb drive to format. However, problem solved.

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