How to Burn an ISO to a CD on Vista
ISO is a disk image file format. An image file is a single binary file that contains an exact disk copy, including the original disk file structure and the boot sector information. The ISO format is commonly used to copy a CD or DVD disc. Windows Vista native tools do permit making a CD from an ISO, but you can also accomplish this task with the popular Nero software suite.
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Instructions
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Log into your user account in Windows 7/Vista.
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Click on the "Nero" icon on the Desktop to start the program.
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Click the tab "Rip and Burn" in Nero and then choose "Burn Data Disk."
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Choose the option "Image, Project, Copy" on the left panel and click "Disk Image or Save Project."
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Browse your computer to the folder with the image (ISO) file and double-click on the file name.
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Insert a blank CD into the CD/DVD drive.
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Select the CD/DVD drive as a "Current Recorder" in the Nero window, and click "Burn."
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Tips & Warnings
Nero software is typically included with a retail purchase of many DVD burners or laptops. If you don't have it on your computer, see Resources below for the download link.
