How to burn a CD or DVD from an ISO file?

Posted Date: 07-Jul-2010		Category: Tips & Tricks
Author: Raghav	Member Level: Gold
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An ISO file is a single file which is a copy of the entire CD or DVD. In this article, I will explain the way to burn a CD or DVD from aan ISO file in Windows 7.

How to burn a CD or DVD from an ISO file in windows 7

I hope all of you know what is an ISO file. An ISO file, also called a disc image, is a single file that's a copy of an entire data CD or DVD.

After burning a CD or DVD from an ISO file, the new disc is an exact copy of the original CD or DVD. You can use the Disc Image Burner to burn a disc image file which has an extension of .iso or .img to a CD or DVD.

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Responses to "How to burn a CD or DVD from an ISO file?"

Author: D.Jeya Kumar(JK) 07 Jul 2010

Member Level: Diamond Points : 2

Hi,

You can write the ISO image to the CD/DVD in Windows 7 without using any 3rd party software. Using Windows Image burner software you can write it very easily. This is one of the coolest features in Window 7

Check the below article for more information

http://www.mywindowsclub.com/resources/3171-How-Burn-ISO-file-Windows.aspx

Author: shivani sathi 08 Jul 2010

Member Level: Gold Points : 2

Hi Raghav,

The following steps are to be followed to burn an ISO file or image to a CD or DVD.

1) Insert an empty disc into the disc drive.
2) Locate the ISO file or the image to be burned
3) Double click on it.
4) Select the drive
5) Click on Burn Disc

In few minutes your disc would be ready.

The advantage of using Windows 7 is that you can burn images to CD or DVD without installing any third party softwares.

Regards,
Shivani

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