Hope you can solve your problem real soon. Click 'Burn' button to start burning iso file. Check the option 'Verify written data' to verify the data after burning. The default burning speed is the maximum speed supported by the drive and the media.

It can be useful when you do not have an optical drive for reading the installation disc. In the Windows Disc Image Burner window, check that the correct drive is identified in the Disc burner drop-down menu, then click Burn. Choose the burning drive which holds the disc you want to burn. Describes how to create a bootable USB stick with Windows 10 using PowerShell.

If nothing works out then I think you should consider using other free softwares that does exactly the same. Right-click the ISO image file and select Burn disc image. Still you can visit the link I am providing for both step by step tutorial with images and a video tutorial on the software. I visited the link HAL provided and it seemed very descriptive. You can read CDs and DVDs but only can write DVDs.Īlso as you mentioned that you are doing it for the first time so like HAL, I would also suggest you to read/watch the tutorial available on the software. gBurner has automatically detecting engine, so gBurner can automatically analysis almost all disc image files(iso, bin, cue, mdf, mds, img, gbi, daa, uif, cif, nrg, gi, dmg and so on). Meaning you may have a CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive. Open, create, edit, extract, convert and burn disc image files. Still, to me it feels like the problem is PowerISO versus your computer. Hello JellyBin, it seems that TaggartDagny and HAL 9000 pointed out most of reasons that can cause this issue and there is nothing much to add.

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