How to Burn an ISO CD

How to Burn an ISO CD thumbnail
ISO files need have to be mounted or burned to use.

ISO files are images of actual discs compressed into a single file. They are only usable if you return them to a disc or make your computer believe the ISO file is a disc. This is a process called mounting. Mounting a ISO file sometimes is not efficient, so you may have to burn them anyway.

Instructions

  1. Using ImgBurn

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      Download and install ImgBurn. ImgBurn is available in multiple languages for Windows. Once installation is complete, open "ImgBurn" from your desktop.

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      Insert a blank CD into your CD drive capable of burning.

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      Click "Write Image File To Disc" and select the "Browse For File" button. This is a folder with a magnifying glass on it. Navigate to the ISO file and select it.

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      Adjust your write speed, if necessary, and the number of copies.

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      Click the "Write" button which is a green arrow. Allow the process to run and then eject your disc for use.

    Using Magic ISO Maker

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      Download and install Magic ISO Maker. Once installation is complete, launch "Magic ISO Maker" from your desktop.

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      Click the "Burn CD" button from the toolbar. Its image is of a CD with a pencil on it.

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      Choose your destination CD/DVD drive if you have multiple.

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      Insert a blank CD into your drive. If the disk is rewritable and is not blank, you can click the "Erase" button in the bottom left before you proceed.

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      Choose the ISO file by clicking on the image of the folder to browse to it.

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      Adjust the burn speed, if necessary, and click "Burn it!" to begin the process. Allow the process to run and then eject your disc for use.

    Using CDBurnerXP

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      Download and install CDBurnerXP. Contrary to what the name suggests, CDBurnerXP is available for all versions of Windows past 2000. Once installation is compete, run "CDBurnerXP" from your desktop.

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      Click "Burn ISO image". Insert a blank CD into your CD drive.

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      Click the "Select A File" button. It is a picture of three dots. Navigate to and select your ISO file.

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      Choose the device you wish to burn with and the write speed, if necessary.

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      Select "Disc At Once" and "Finalize Disc". Select "Burn Disc" to begin the process. Allow the process to run and then eject your disc for use.

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