Looking for a burner

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• Jeff Haas Posts: 418

  2018-12-21 07:34

  I've used ImgBurn for years, no problems;
  http://www.imgburn.com/
• lmc Posts: 3

  2018-12-21 16:51

  Upon some googling: https://superuser.com/questions/955129/built-in-disc-burning-software-in-windows-10
  
  For future reference, https://superuser.com is a pretty good place to search for these kinds of questions.
  
  
• Pansyer Posts: 3

  2018-12-24 07:54

  Jeff Haas wrote: »

  I've used ImgBurn for years, no problems;
  http://www.imgburn.com/

  
  What kind of operating system ?
• Pansyer Posts: 3

  2018-12-24 07:57

  lmc wrote: »

  Upon some googling: https://superuser.com/questions/955129/built-in-disc-burning-software-in-windows-10
  
  For future reference, https://superuser.com is a pretty good place to search for these kinds of questions.
  

  
  Thanks ,
  It ran on my computer for three hours yesterday, but it didn't work (Windows 7 computer)
  Maybe i need to try it on a Windows 10 computer .
• Jeff Haas Posts: 418

  2018-12-24 08:33

  I’ve used ImgBurn for years, so I probably started on Win 7 and now use it on Win 10.
• frank freedman Posts: 1,975

  2018-12-24 16:21

  Not free, but I've used Power2Go from Cyberlink. The whole suite is bloatware, but the Power2Go I think it can be purchased by itself.
  
• Bambar Posts: 1

  2018-12-27 07:25 edited 2019-01-02 09:48

  Pansyer wrote: »

  What is a good free or fee burner for Windows?
  I don't understand why some burners that work for colleagues don't work for me.
  8 discs have been wasted.

  
  The free tools and fee burner like these: https://www.rmprepusb.com/
  https://www.iseepassword.com/iso-burner.html
  And some of them can only work on Windows 7 computer,others can work on Windows 10 computer.
  You'd better find a tool that works on your Windows computer.